Chuse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHUSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) to choose
• See Choose.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• obsolete variant of choose

Words related to CHUSE

choose11 chosen11 chused12 chuses11 chusing13

Words that contain CHUSE

chused12 chuses11 tuchuses13 jacchuses23 trochuses14 urachuses14 deinonychuses22 oxyrhynchuses34

How to use CHUSE in a sentence

• Who can chuse, to hear your Suspicions, your needless Fears.
• If you distrust me, at least chuse our common friends sir William Twyford.
• Chuse any protector among the numerous friends, that your beauty and your worth have raised you.
• The evening before supper may be employed, if you chuse, in cards, billiards, or reading.
• I think, if I know my own Mind, I would chuse rather to be a Scholar, than a Prince without Learning.
• Could I transport my self with a Wish from one Country to another, I should chuse to pass my Winter in Spain, my Spring in Italy, my Summer in England, and my Autumn in France.
• They chuse rather to shew a Genius in Works of this Nature, and therefore always conceal the Art by which they direct themselves.
• Oh! let me thither quickly take my flight, And chuse a favourite and a final seat, In scenes which would each gentler mind affright, But for my guilt affords a fit retreat.
• But if there should remain two or more who have equal Votes, the Senate shall chuse from them by Ballot the Vice President.
• Our own countrymen have the means of grace, and may attend on the word preached if they chuse it.
• Forgive me, awful poet, if a muse, Whom artless nature did for plainness chuse, In loose attire presents her humble thought, Of this best poem that you ever wrought.
• If people chuse that a great mansion should be the chief figure in a country, let this kind of keeping prevail through the picture, and true taste will find no fault.
• Women are above this folly, and therefore chuse much oftener from affection than men.
• It will, I am afraid, be some time before I can leave this country, as I chuse to take my daughter and Mr.
• Where people take their own time, and chuse for themselves, it is another affair, and I begin to think it possible affection may last through life.
• Upon the whole, people who have the spirit to act as we have done, to dare to chuse their own companions for life, will generally be happy.
• I cannot chuse but laugh, to think how she tickled his cloven chin.
• Having thus built your Square, chuse the extreme right-hand card in its Uppermost Row.
• I desire you would lay this before all the World, that I may not be made such a Tool for the Future, and that Punchinello may chuse Hours less canonical.
• My greatest Difficulty in the Country is to find Sport, and in Town to chuse it.
• Men, whose Circumstances will permit them to chuse their own Way of Life, are inexcusable if they do not pursue that which their Judgment tells them is the most laudable.
• The wealthy can torment or gratifie all who are in their Power, and chuse to do one or other as they are affected with Love or Hatred to Mankind.
• First, We may often take Notice of Men who are perfectly acquainted with all the Rules of good Writing, and notwithstanding chuse to depart from them on extraordinary Occasions.
• The marchants therefore, the better to attend their businesse, do chuse rather to make their abode without in the suburbes then within the citie.
• But this most melancholy subject I shall not now chuse any farther to expatiate upon.
• I chuse rather to give this ludicrous example, than some graver instances of bloodshed at border orgies.
• They only meant to say they sent A man to chuse a bride, Isaac did so, but let me know Of any one beside.
• Since it doth stand each man in hand, To happify his life, I would advise each to be wise, And chuse a prudent wife.
• Invite him to dinner, Emma, and help him to the best of the fish and the chicken, but leave him to chuse his own wife.
• Men of sense, whatever you may chuse to say, do not want silly wives.
• Weston had agreed to chuse some fine morning and drive thither.
• Care was taken to chuse for Judges the declared enemies of the Prisoners.
• Grotius was at no loss what country to chuse for his asylum.
• The East India Company chuse him for their advocate, 360 His altercation with his brother, 360 His book on the Law of Nature, 361 The merit of this work, ibid.

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