Burdens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURDENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURDEN, to load heavily
• cause (someone) worry, hardship, or distress
• load heavily
NOUN:
• a load, typically a heavy one.
• a duty or misfortune that causes worry, hardship, or distress
• the main responsibility for achieving a specified aim or task
• the main theme or gist of a speech, book, or argument.
• the refrain or chorus of a song.
• a ship's carrying capacity; tonnage

Words related to BURDENS

burden9 burdened12 burdening13

Words that contain BURDENS

faburdens15 unburdens12 burdensome15 disburdens14 overburdens17 disemburdens18 overburdensome22

How to use BURDENS in a sentence

• This condition, which no periodical merry-making, no village FETE, ever occurs to cheer, is only changed for the still sadder burdens of a teeming wife.
• After many promises of the maintenance of the social relations thus renewed, we parted, to take up again the burdens of life, but with new inspiration and deeper feeling.
• This told upon me and made my physical burdens harder for me than for other children of my years around me.
• The census in the constitution was intended to introduce equality in the burdens to be laid on the community.
• They had now stopped for the night and had piled their burdens against the wall.
• Men with families bore the hardest burdens in their early struggle for success.
• Moreover, the war, which sprang out of an effort to relieve English burdens, made those burdens heavier than ever.
• His intimate friend, James Madison, to whom he turned over the burdens of his high office was, like himself, a man of peace.
• Strive to lighten her burdens, and comfort her by your good conduct.
• The burdens of taxation may be lightened and even made productive of incidental benefits by wise, and aggravated and made intolerable by unwise, legislation.
• I began encumbered with debt, and bore all the burdens that you put upon me without a murmur.
• Kneeling face to face upon a lonesome summit, their hands clasped before them, their backs bent as with the burdens of the race, two women prayed the old, old woman prayer.
• There are mothers who, under their burdens of household care, at times feel themselves bowed down, and scarcely able longer to go on.
• There is no assurance of strength to bear great burdens when there are no great burdens to be borne.
• Bit by bit we had to cast our burdens till only the jewels remained.
• This system of equality, however, in which there was to be a community of benefits, he said, demanded likewise a community of burdens.
• Unseen burdens of woe are carried about in its busy haunts.
• Burden’s folks? If you are, it’s me you’re looking for.
• It is one of the chief burdens, if not the chief burden, which has been crushing the Russian nation.
• Tomorrow would be time enough to take up the heavy burdens of life again.
• Life indeed is better, and a man can bear his burdens with more ease if he has a sense of humour.
• In modern times we pile our burdens upon our dearest fellow-creatures and keep them permanently near us for further use.
• That the apostle did not lay the intolerable burdens of the Mosaic ritual, on the professors of Christianity, was made the ground of a charge against him.
• Some increase of the means of corruption, without ease of the public burdens, is the very best that can happen.
• And, Katy, remember you have a Friend always near to whom you can carry your burdens, sure that He will listen and heal the smarting pain.
• India played her part in the war, and played it well, but she was never called upon to bear any crushing share in its financial burdens.
• The South had been terribly impoverished and saddled with new social burdens.

Similar words containing BURDEN without suffix s

burden9 burdened12 burdener11 faburden14 unburden11 burdeners12 burdening13 burdenous12 disburden13 faburdens15 unburdens12 burdensome15 disburdens14 overburden16 unburdened14 disburdened16 disemburden17 overburdens17 unburdening15 disburdening17 disemburdens18 overburdened19 disburdenment19 disemburdened20 overburdening20 disburdenments20 disemburdening21 overburdensome22

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