Brink is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRINK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an extreme edge
• the extreme edge of land before a steep slope or a body or water
• a point at which something, typically something unwelcome, is about to happen; the verge
• edge of a steep place
• The edge, margin, or border of a steep place, as of a precipice; a bank or edge, as of a river or pit; a verge; a border; as, the brink of a chasm. Also Fig.
• a region marking a boundary
• the edge of a steep place
• the limit beyond which something happens or changes

Words related to BRINK

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Words that contain BRINK

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How to use BRINK in a sentence

• I wish for the one, and every now-and-then am on the brink of the other.
• I might have told you not to go near the brink of the brook for fear of your falling in.
• Her eyes were deep wells of mystery, in which he saw, as from the distant brink above, his own image, clear amid the shadows.
• The masses of green water that are hurling themselves over the brink dissolve into shifting, foaming columns of snowy lace.
• On the brink of a pool of clear water, the sloping face of the rock has been cut into, and a recess formed, presenting at its further end a perpendicular face.
• Nothing indicated the presence of that straight band of silvery water until one stood fairly at its brink.
• Soon after, I was called to endure a long and severe attack of illness, which brought me to the brink of the grave.
• Behind me was an unhallowed past, and before me the brink of an awful eternity.
• Think not that she can hate upon the brink of the grave.
• I may mention my obligations to the work of Professor Morley, Professor Earle, Professor Ten Brink, and Professor Albert S.
• On the brink of the tragedy there was silence for an instant.
• Manuel, our Indian, led us to the south side, and over the brink we went.
• The duke of Savoy was now reduced to the brink of ruin.
• She sought not the total ruin of that people, already reduced to the brink of despair.
• Now, Tom realized, he was on the brink of another adventure which might hold unexpected dangers.
• Colomban the responsibility for an act that has brought our country to the brink of ruin.
• The last to pass over the brink was her husband, a slight figure, almost puny, amongst these hard prairie folk.
• Others on the river brink speared the fish when thus enclosed as they appeared among the weeds, in which small openings were purposely made that they might see them.
• I passed perilously near the brink of precipices, but fear of them was not in me that day.
• Standing on the brink of the past, the old statesman warned back the future.
• He knew nothing, unless it was that those who had come with him to the brink of the sea had gone away without him.
• I predict that within a year we shall find ourselves upon the brink of a civil war, with labor and capital lined up against each other.
• The spoil, which they carried off from England, or from their neighbours, was concealed in a deep and impervious glen, on the brink of which the old tower of Harden was situated.
• Yes, I have worried along so far, but just to-night, for some reason or other, I seem to be standing on the brink.
• The stranger stood with apparent unconcern, his back to the flames, looking from the brink of the mountain northward, as if on the watch for corresponding signals.
• Then they sat down and looked over the brink of the cliff.
• The Castle of Chepstow is still a magnificent pile, towering upon the brink of a stupendous cliff, on reaching the top of which, we had a splendid view of the surrounding country.

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