Bereft is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEREFT in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEREAVE, to deprive esp. by death
ADJECTIVE:
• deprived of or lacking (something)
• unhappy in love; suffering from unrequited love
• sorrowful through loss or deprivation
• deprived
• (of a person) sad and lonely, especially through someone's death or departure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Bereave.

Words related to BEREFT

bereave12 bereaved14 bereaves13 bereaving15 deprived15

Words that contain BEREFT

unbereft13 bereftness15 bereftnesses17

How to use BEREFT in a sentence

• Indeed quite bereft was I of all judgment as I slew and slew and continued to slay.
• In the covert and grief of my exile, The days stretched unchanged in their flight, Bereft inspiration or power, Bereft both of love and of light.
• A man dies every time that he is bereft of his kin.
• Whatever any craved, this they willingly gave, so that many of the knights through bounty stood bereft of clothes.
• In the midst is to be seen, painted in bright relief, the figure of my son, whom this hand bereft of his span of life.
• Tell me who thou art, and whose, O thou possessed of celestial splendour, surely, thy beauty is not human, bereft though thou art of ornaments.
• Deserted by one fallen into calamity, bereft of sense, and despoiled of bliss, it behoveth her not to be angry.
• This is rarely kept up for more than four or five days, but is occasionally resorted to, at intervals, for weeks, or even months, according to the mood of the bereft.
• The year bereft of summer is less mournful than youth deprived of love.
• The bright world was no longer bright since she was bereft of her darling, and her moans for the lost loved one were heartrending.
• It required a class stripped and bereft by habits of thinking of the spirit of political beneficence, devoid of national honor, national pride, and national fidelity.
• I would not like eyesight and memory and reason and faith all to die out on my deathbed and leave me to tumble into eternity bereft of them all.
• Though man has powers and outer senses in common with the animal, yet an extraordinary power exists in him of which the animal is bereft.
• The truth is that God has endowed man with virtues, powers and ideal faculties of which nature is entirely bereft and by which man is elevated, distinguished and superior.
• Therefore, they are bereft of witnessing the lights of eternity in Jesus.
• Were it to be bereft of one or all figures, we would then say it has been transferred to another, and this would be equivalent to death.
• Can you find a soul bereft of the nearness of God? Can you find one whom God has deprived of its daily sustenance? This is impossible.
• Not mine that honour, that high privilege, for I was far away, deprived, bereft, excluded.
• Sylvester was the type of Lawyer intensely admired but seldom employed, save by Criminals entirely bereft of Means.
• His comrades, bereft of their guiding light, upon which they had counted so much, hesitated for a moment and hung upon the next step.
• Her life was bereft of all hope and the future stretched out dark and melancholy before her.
• Nothing of all the beauty seemed lost upon the girl, so bereft that she could enjoy no part of it from association.
• So I cannot remain among you, and I must go to spare you the odious spectacle of a father bereft of dignity.
• She was no longer the frightened, bereft child of Simla days.
• And when they were assembled, the king informed them how Sir Launcelot had bereft him his queen.
• Why did they hold their breath? He crossed the room, not knowing what he did, bereft of his wits.

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