Beauty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEAUTY in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Shakespeare) to make beautiful
• make beautiful
NOUN:
• a combination of qualities, such as shape, colour, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the sight
• a combination of qualities that pleases the intellect
• denoting something intended to make someone more attractive
• a beautiful woman
• an excellent example of something
• the pleasing or attractive features of (something)
• the best aspect or advantage of something
• combination of all the qualities of a person or thing that delight the senses and mind
• An assemblage or graces or properties pleasing to the eye, the ear, the intellect, the aesthetic faculty, or the moral sense.
• A particular grace, feature, ornament, or excellence; anything beautiful; as, the beauties of nature.
• A beautiful person, esp. a beautiful woman.
• Prevailing style or taste; rage; fashion.
• the qualities that give pleasure to the senses
• a very attractive or seductive looking woman
• an outstanding example of its kind
EXCLAMATION:
• expression of approval or agreement
ADJECTIVE:
• good; excellent (used as a general term of approval).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that is lovely

Words related to BEAUTY

beautied11 beauties10 beautying15 pulchritude19

Words that contain BEAUTY

beautying15 beautybush20 beautyberry21 beautybushes22 beautyberries20

How to use BEAUTY in a sentence

• The great artists of antiquity did not confine themselves to the representation of man, but also carved animals with exceeding accuracy and beauty.
• It might be a hard struggle for the rest of us not to do the same if we had their beauty.
• But it was a different kind of beauty which sent a queer thrill through me as I watched them pass.
• Every day she was growing stronger and better, and her beauty seemed to increase in proportion.
• She had an eye wide open to the world about her, and quick to catch its varying aspects of light and beauty, whether on land or sea.
• The beauty of the young Venetia was not the hereditary gift of her beautiful mother.
• It not only enhances beauty, but it is the one thing which will console the eye for the absence of beauty.
• Notwithstanding her beauty, however, their union took place not to gratify his love, but his ambition.
• Young King Brady was charmed with her beauty, yet his suspicions of her actions were aroused to the fever point.
• The lovely face bore to his heart not only the blessing of its own beauty, but also a new and infinitely consoling thought.
• It is simply maddening to think of Cuyler carrying the Rothsay party farther and farther away with each minute, and having the beauty all to himself.
• Another was a Florentine beauty, a woman of rank, Ginevra de Benci.
• Each is also called Iris, as resembling the rainbow in beauty of colour.
• A girl of singular beauty was Henrietta Ponsonby, but not remarkable merely for her beauty.
• In delicate perception of natural beauty the picture suggests the example of Corot.
• It is an exquisite lake, and it grows on us in beauty each time that we look at it, the surest sign of perfection.
• There is something perilous about his eyes with their wistful beauty.
• Pale was her care-worn face, Beauty and youth and grace Long since have flown.
• And it all had something to do with beauty of character and beauty of life.
• The beauty, wealth and chivalry of Kentucky were there.
• This does not make beauty black, this makes beauty a beautiful color.
• He walked forth upon his domain, glad of its beauty and the heavenly brightness of the day which showed it fair.
• With instant pleasure in its beauty she took it up and held it against her cheek.
• The school does its share when it teaches the general theory of beauty, with practical illustration in study of line and color schemes.
• Each year since, with the bearing of each child, she had lost some of her beauty.
• The morose and lifeless monotony or barbarous rudeness of these figures seems like contempt not only of beauty, but of all natural expression.
• It is idle to tell me he is austere when my inner consciousness tells me he is merely barren, and idler to ask me feel beauty when my ears report no beauty to me.

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