Circumspect is valid Scrabble Word

Is circumspect a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is circumspect valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
21 points in Scrabble
27 points in WWF

Definitions for CIRCUMSPECT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences
wary and unwilling to take risks
Attentive to all the circumstances of a case or the probable consequences of an action; cautious; prudent; wary.
heedful of potential consequences

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences; prudent

Words related to CIRCUMSPECT

circumspectly26

Words that contain CIRCUMSPECT

circumspectly26 circumspection24 circumspective27 circumspections25 circumspectness25

How to use CIRCUMSPECT in a sentence

His death and this feeble advantage raised the self-confidence of the barbarians still more, but it rendered the Romans more circumspect.
And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect.
The inhabitants of Calbigan are considered more active and circumspect than those on the west coast, and they are praised for their honesty.
In the taut torment of those long-drawn minutes a sound of circumspect scratching was enough to bring Victor to his feet in one startled bound.
Sound in the Faith, circumspect in demeanor, faithful in his work, and true to every interest of the Church, he could not fail to make a good record.
Caesar was very little accustomed to shrink from danger in any of his enterprises and plans, though still he was usually prudent and circumspect.
Prudence therefore commands me to be more circumspect than ever.
The rosy hearthstone and sheltered rug were too circumspect for him.
She seems here most circumspect, even strict, in her manner.
If it were not that I am more than usually circumspect, and accustomed to protect myself, one might say that my life is now in your hands, captain.

She was ever dignified and circumspect, though gracious and captivating.
The Dutch captain-general, who was a circumspect man, by name Nicholas Cadem, sailed out to seek a hot engagement, and was killed.
After this warning and the loss of so much money, he grew more circumspect, married his second wife Lucrezia, and settled down to rule his family.
He is wonderfully circumspect, but he was frantic beneath his calm.
Medcroft encouraged an inordinate regard for the circumspect.
There is time enough ahead of all of us in which to grow old and circumspect.
Private persons should be very circumspect about that which they do in relation to the authority of kings.
More circumspect in their writings, they usually disguise the poison they dare not proffer openly under obscure metaphysics or more or less ingenious allegories.
She is always carefully circumspect, and so works out a patient revenge, though I believe I did her no wrong.
But with Virginia herself, after the first few moments of surprise, Lady Gardiner had been circumspect.
On this occasion the tone of smothered rage with which he uttered the words made his two friends silent and circumspect.
He felt that possibly his circumspect attitude and position looked peculiar and unaccountable.
They vse weights and measures, and are very circumspect in occupying the same.
And, 3rdly, Those still greater difficulties which will arise from the example of his parents, if they are not very discreet and circumspect.
He belonged distinctly to an older and less circumspect generation, and he was a good deal of an eccentric besides.
However that may be, the good lady must have stepped with a circumspect foot over the threshold of this building.
Monk, always circumspect, stopped where he was, and placed his general quarters at Coldstream, on the Tweed.
It appeared so extraordinary that the sailor should sit by the lady that it made Ursus circumspect.
Columbus chose thirty-nine of those who volunteered to remain, charged them to be circumspect and friendly with the natives, and set sail for Spain.
This custom meets with the perfect sanction of the most circumspect parents, and the freedom is seldom abused.
But despite the unfavorable period and the influence of his enemies, Mozart, if he had been more prudent and circumspect, might have received a very considerable sum from his art.
You will understand that I must be very circumspect with regard to my mother.
Erny, his wife, is a childlike creature, not displeased by flattery, too innocent to be circumspect, but faithful unto death.
He was her lover, of course, although he was too circumspect not to guard the secret.

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