Cataracts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CATARACTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CATARACT, a waterfall
• a large waterfall
• a sudden rush of water; a downpour
• a medical condition in which the lens of the eye becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tremendous waterfall

Words related to CATARACTS

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How to use CATARACTS in a sentence

• By degrees the thunder rolled onward, nearer and nearer, till the inky cloud burst asunder, and cataracts of light came pouring from behind it.
• In its course from one to the other, it has to force its way down in twenty cataracts through a cleft in the mountains.
• They returned with the news that there were big cataracts in them, and that they would form an obstacle to our progress.
• All morning they had followed a roaring mountain stream, descending in small cataracts from the ice fields far above.
• The river comes streaming out from a rocky mountain pass, forming in its course a series of small cataracts.
• It is at such times that these cascades are worthy the name of cataracts, which they bear.
• Great cataracts and artificial cascades often form the background to a great building or colossal statue.
• Much of the water proceeds in the first instance from the cataracts, which begin high above the level of the meadows.
• Mountstuart smiled to see him shot from the smooth-flowing dialogue into the cataracts by one simple reminder to the lover of his luck.
• Now the sound of the cataracts, which had never left my ears, became a din.
• And still the cataracts played on, sounding their loud, triumphant, never-ending tune.
• Sometimes the billows burst upon the deck with a thunder-crash, and, sweeping over it, poured in cataracts from her sides.
• The cataracts were punctured through the pupils, and she saw, very faintly at first, but, as time elapsed and the cataracts began to be absorbed, her sight strengthened somewhat.
• William Stiff, twelve years of age, had cataracts in his eyes, which, according to the account of his mother, existed at the time of birth.
• This is the most voluminous, and next to Pi-wi-ack, perhaps, the most beautiful of the Yo-Semite cataracts.
• But we saw beautiful things as we spun toward Lulworth, rushing so swiftly along an empty road that the hedges roared past us like dark cataracts.
• No little rivulets crossing the path, no icy lakes, no rolling cataracts from the mountains.
• Besides, it was to be feared that this current would change to rapids, or to cataracts, a frequent occurrence on the rivers of Africa.
• From the Falls of Ntamo, as far as Yellala, the stream was a succession of rapids and cataracts.
• Lower down, in the cataracts of Mbelo, he escaped death by a miracle.
• Rain had carried the earth from above in small cataracts down its face, making a thin alluvial coating.
• So far their road had lain along the side of the river, which was swirling down upon their left hand deep and strong from the cataracts above.
• The torrents of Norway leap down from their mountain home with plentiful cataracts, and run brief but glorious races to the sea.
• The lightning still glimmered behind the Matterhorn and the Weisshorn, and the sound of the tumbling cataracts was ominously distinct.

Similar words containing CATARACT without suffix s

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