Bane is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to kill with poison
• To be the bane of; to ruin.
• cause harm or distress to (someone)
NOUN:
• an evil, a poison
• a cause of great distress or annoyance
• something, especially poison, which causes death.
• person or thing that causes misery or distress
• That which destroys life, esp. poison of a deadly quality.
• Destruction; death.
• Any cause of ruin, or lasting injury; harm; woe.
• A disease in sheep, commonly termed the rot.
• something causing misery or death

Words related to BANE

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Words that contain BANE

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How to use BANE in a sentence

• He set himself in line with Berkeley, and squarely against Bentham, Malthus, Mill, and all the materialistic tendencies which were and still are the bane of English philosophy.
• The love which me so cruelly tormenteth So pleasing is in my extreamest paine, That, all the more my sorrow it augmenteth, The more I love and doe embrace my bane.
• An act, therefore, that was only done in the healthy desire to escape some bane, ought in no wise to be put down to scorn.
• I learnt quickly, and soon vanity at my rapid progress became the bane of my life.
• Fighting among the negroes was a common bane of planters.
• Y la ciudad se retrata En las ondas desiguales, Como en prendas de que el rio 5 Tan afanoso la bane.
• That sack, with its glittering yellow treasure, was at once the chief delight and the chief bane of his existence.
• Ah, if I had such youth as I have spirit, or if I were the son of Odysseus, I should go amongst them this very day, and make myself the bane of each man of them.
• He stops at no means and is the bane of judges and court officials.
• The bane of New York commercial life, however, is that people have not the patience to wait for fortune.
• It also grows so thickly on many soils as to lessen and, in many instances, entirely prevent washing, that great bane of Southern soils.
• Here is the beginning of a great many of the special diseases which are the bane and shame of the sex.
• That this constant moving from place to place had been the bane of his existence was a theory that Dorothy had formed a year before.
• During the course of his canvass, he unfortunately contracted those habits of intemperance which have proved the bane of so many of the sons of genius.
• But ambition of the sovereignty, the bane of their grandfather, interrupted these designs, and thence arose a shameful quarrel from a beginning sufficiently amicable.
• This is the bane of the modern German school, both in landscape and history.
• Don Roderic, who had seized the throne by violence, and bore in his heart the fatal bane of curiosity, determined to learn what had lain for centuries behind those locks.
• Vun of dem shildern bane college professor, and vun a big man in leggislatur.
• What nice land here in Iovay! Some day you bane rich man.
• You bane a dam good-for-nothing rascal, but you bane best man for captain.
• You bane necessary to maybe save lives of a hundred dam sight better men dan you.
• For what is at present the bane of criticism in this country? It is that practical considerations cling to it and stifle it.
• The world was capable of believing anything, but it believed in the antidote as well as in the bane, in the efficacy of holy water as much as in the evil eye.
• Illustrious Italians, from Dante downwards, denounced the love of power and money of the Church as the bane of Italy.
• However, that cruelty of his was his own bane in the end, as will be seen.
• It is the bane of a disordered mind, though of great utility to a healthy one.
• And of what enormity are those incapable who have lost the fear of God? Such corruption of principle is the bane of practice, and prelude of ruin and wretchedness.
• The Hall door had been shut against the bane of the night-air.
• Conscience gives the rule, and for every bane will give the antidote.
• From the origin of San Francisco the earthquake has been its bane.
• Looking at our own shining face is the bane of the spiritual life and of the ministry.
• Florence was a very nice girl, but jealousy was her bane.
• The eagerness to get rich fast is the bane of trade.

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