Born is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BORN in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEAR, to endure
• Brought forth, as an animal; brought into life; introduced by birth.
• Having from birth a certain character; by or from birth; by nature; innate; as, a born liar.
NOUN:
• British nuclear physicist (born in Germany) honored for his contributions to quantum mechanics (1882-1970)
ADJECTIVE:
• existing as a result of birth
• having a specific nationality
• having a natural ability to do a particular job
• perfectly suited or trained to do a particular job
• (of an organization, movement, or idea) brought into existence
• existing as a result of (a particular situation or feeling)
• possessing certain qualities from birth
• being talented through inherited qualities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having particular qualities from birth

Words related to BORN

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Words that contain BORN

borna7 borne7 aborne8 bornyl11 inborn8 reborn8 suborn8 unborn8 borneol9 bornite9 bornyls12 hagborn13 lowborn12 misborn11 newborn12 preborn11 skyborn16 suborns9 unborne9 upborne11 aborning11 airborne10 baseborn12 borneols10 bornites10 bornitic12 carborne12 forborne13 freeborn13 highborn17 lastborn10 newborns13 overborn13 seaborne10 skyborne17 stubborn12 suborned11 suborner10 trueborn10 twinborn13 wellborn13 earthborn14 firstborn14 foilborne14 heliborne14 lastborns11 laterborn11 overborne14 shipborne16 soilborne11 stillborn11 stubborns13 suborners11 suborning12 windborne15 foodborne15 chairborne17 firstborns15 laterborns12 spaceborne16 stillborns12 stubborned15 stubborner14 stubbornly17 underborne13 waterborne15 stubbornest15 stubborning16 subornation13 subornative16 stubbornness16 subornations14 stubbornnesses18

How to use BORN in a sentence

• He was born of a family of merchants, at Rheims, ennobled in the sixteenth century, but he was fond of connecting it with the Colberts of Scotland.
• Man is born without sciences, to the end that he may receive them all, and he is born into no love, to the intent that he may come into all love, 134.
• Simon Bolivar was born at Caracas on the 25th of July, 1783.
• Not Fernando his love-child, but Diego the elder, who was born in Lisbon.
• All living things are born into the world, grow up, and die, and it was to the cycle of life, from the egg to the adult which produces eggs, that he gave the name individual.
• To a man like Fatteh Khan, born to wars and alarms, who takes little for granted in daylight and nothing at night, this was sufficient to place him on his guard.
• Further, each babe that is born, is born in debt to the sum of 22 pounds.
• Except for the fact that they had different sets of parents and were born some hundred miles apart, Peter and Judy are practically twins.
• All the real argument about religion turns on the question of whether a man who was born upside down can tell when he comes right way up.
• The literature of a country is not merely what the men and women born in it have written.
• There were, it is well known, two elder children, Maria and Elizabeth, born at Hartshead, and doomed to die speedily at Haworth.
• Wherever born, acting, or suffering, his eye is still turned towards that EMPTY THRONE, at the apex of the universe, from which the last Buddha has vaulted into Nirwana.
• Alexander Hume was born at Kelso on the 1st of February 1809.
• Only after having assumed these intermediate vehicles can he come into touch with a baby physical body, and be born into the world which we know.
• His father told him how babies were born and about his mother confining herself in the upper room all the different times when she expected babies.
• It was almost awesome to look at this weird piece of antiquity, who was born in the Reign of Terror, and was a young woman before the war of 1812.
• William Pitt, their second son, was born on May 28, 1759, at Hayes, near Bromley, in Kent.
• So, you see, the house, from the day I was born, Was only waiting for me.
• He was born the same year in which the United States Constitution was ratified.
• Any one born and saying something is saying anything and saying anything is saying something about being born and coming to be a man and being born and coming to be a woman.
• He was king and conqueror before his birth, and he hath worn his crowns since he was born.
• My grandfather, William Wilson, was born in the farmhouse of Drumbrae, on the estate of Airthrey, at no great distance from the field of Sherrifmuir.
• Christ, if born of a virgin, was born with the smallest possible departure from the order of nature.

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