Condescension is valid Scrabble Word

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

13 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for CONDESCENSION in dictionary:

NOUN:

an attitude of patronizing superiority; disdain
The act of condescending; voluntary descent from one\'s rank or dignity in intercourse with an inferior; courtesy toward inferiors.
the trait of displaying arrogance by patronizing those considered inferior
a communication that indicates lack of respect by patronizing the recipient
affability to your inferiors and temporary disregard for differences of position or rank
voluntary descent from one's rank or dignity in relations with an inferior

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

voluntary descent from one\'s rank or dignity in relations with an inferior

Words related to CONDESCENSION

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Words that contain CONDESCENSION

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How to use CONDESCENSION in a sentence

Among them was the infatuated Egmont, who made a present to Alva of two superb horses, which the latter received with a disdainful air of condescension.
Of all insults, the temporary condescension of a master to a slave is the most outrageous and galling.
She, in no mood for condescension, answers them with a frown.
She remembered with a sort of shamed wonder the proud condescension with which she had treated him.
This condescension was esteemed as an excellent omen.
With no hint of condescension or superciliousness, she still managed to arouse in Stella a mild degree of resentment.
Thomas was allowed, by the boundless condescension and mercy of the Lord Jesus, to put his hand into his side.
My recollection of his condescension to my demands on his time and physical comfort remain in my memory as the highest expression of his social beneficence.
Venetia yielded herself up to this flattering and fascinating condescension.
Never has the condescension of county people to those less exalted in birth been described with more delightful irony.

It was with a slight condescension that he greeted the group of players, some of whom at once made a place for him at the table.
As it was, his aloofness, however natural, would probably have proved depressing had it not been for the gay charm and agreeable condescension of the other nobleman.
With hurried but charming condescension he left his loaf on the stove, where it dried for a day or two until the landlady had the temerity to appropriate it.
Lying here on my bed, when I could not talk, I have had such views of the loving condescension of Christ, and the glories of heaven, as I believe are seldom granted to mortal man.
This condescension, in so proud a monarch, made all his subjects believe that the Spaniards were something more than human.
No man could have shown a more charming condescension than did Mr.
There was scarce a beautiful woman in London who did not solace him with her condescension, and enrich him with her gifts.
That afternoon he had looked upon her with fatherly condescension, as the pretty daughter of the two he had loved most.
A member observed, that nobody could tell how far that sacrifice would have extended, but certainly it was a very uncommon stretch of condescension.
What passed between them is unknown, but Horace Walpole says, that his reception was most flattering, and the king all condescension and goodness.
The parliament unanimously concurred, both in thanks for this gracious condescension, and in their advice for peace.
In other words, imitation should always be in the nature of an amiable condescension.
He had failed of the end which he proposed to himself by his condescension.
He, however, did not hesitate to steal a handkerchief belonging to Lander, which perhaps he considered to be also an act of condescension in him.
Maldon would wish, and also the affectionate condescension of youth towards age, and of health towards infirmity.
His air of condescension could not hide the fact that behind his pride at being able to read print he was unhappily aware also of his limitations in the accomplishment.
The Doctor applied it to the cut with deft fingers, and with a strange condescension of manner in one so proud.
They seemed to regard the favor as an unexpected condescension, and their delight knew no bounds.
How little did Marion understand those with whom she had to deal! She had promised to grant this interview as something of a condescension.
When he afterwards came to know and understand the high character of this great man, he recollected his condescension with wonder.
Some one explained, with the touch of half-familiar condescension that they always used toward him.
We gather a great sense of our worth by the dignity of this association as we do of the condescension of our Lord in making His home in our hearts.

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