Borne is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BORNE in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEAR, to endure
PREPOSITION:
• Carried; conveyed; supported; defrayed. See Bear, v. t.
ADJECTIVE:
• carried or transported by the thing specified
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past participle of bear

Words related to BORNE

bear6 bearing10 bears7 bore6 born6

Words that contain BORNE

aborne8 borneol9 unborne9 upborne11 airborne10 borneols10 carborne12 forborne13 seaborne10 skyborne17 suborned11 suborner10 foilborne14 heliborne14 overborne14 shipborne16 soilborne11 suborners11 windborne15 foodborne15 chairborne17 spaceborne16 stubborned15 stubborner14 underborne13 waterborne15 stubbornest15

How to use BORNE in a sentence

• Borne in triumph by the students and presented to the professor, he thus became known to him and came to be his favorite.
• Down on a broad plantation along the Pearl River an old planter, who has borne his years well, as life goes nowadays, passes his days contentedly.
• And if the opinion of Sir Joshua Reynolds is correct, art could advance no higher in the realm of painting, as well as of statuary, than the Greeks had already borne it.
• For my own part, I decided to go on with hesitation and regret, and I believe, had one been ready to return, I should have borne him willing company.
• For a moment he was conscious of a smothering weight upon him and a thunderous roaring in his ears, and he was borne irresistibly down.
• It is borne by five stone arches, and beneath them rushes the fine river Dee.
• His rendering of the composite has made it exactly like one of its components, which it must be borne in mind he had never seen.
• But it ought also to be borne in mind what other judgments ecclesiastical tribunals might have given.
• She had borne a daughter to Abamelik, who was now an ardent Mahometan.
• One day, a very small child was carried across by him, but proved so heavy that Offerus, though a huge giant, was well-nigh borne down by the weight.
• The painful experience of ten years has borne fruit in their souls.
• Amid the lamentations of the people the corpse was borne through the streets to the royal palace, where it was placed on a magnificent couch.
• This will not be borne, and you will have to choose between reformation and revolution.
• It should be also borne in mind that the profession of a land agent in Ireland is on a far higher social plane than in England.
• And yet it was borne in upon me that friend Barbara rarely thought of me when I was not present with her.
• Henry remarked with much displeasure this general favor borne to the house of York.
• Linton, started off to discuss his paper, he said he was a long distance member, and you can see the effect in the fruits he has borne or the nuts he has borne.
• The theory is borne out by the statistics of the negroes in the United States, a large proportion of whom are of mixed blood.
• A living being borne in this space would remain small and squat.
• Upon the night of the following day, having borne acute suffering with composure and fortitude, he died.
• And Eliot, separated from them by many centuries, yet full of the same spirit, had borne the like message to the new world of the West.
• He lived among the whites until his wife had borne him two daughters and a son.
• The whole B family were borne on the top of a wave and landed with their faces against the front of the platform.
• This being borne in mind, the praises lavished on Italian skies are just.

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