Contribute is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTRIBUTE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give or supply in common with others
• give (something, especially money) in order to help achieve or provide something
• help to cause or bring about
• supply (an article) for publication in a newspaper, magazine, or journal
• To give or grant i common with others; to give to a common stock or for a common purpose; to furnish or suply in part; to give (money or other aid) for a specified object; as, to contribute food or fuel for the poor.
• To give a part to a common stock; to lend assistance or aid, or give something, to a common purpose; to have a share in any act or effect.
• To give or use one\'s power or influence for any object; to assist.
• bestow a quality on
• contribute to some cause
• be conducive to
• give one's views in a discussion

Words related to CONTRIBUTE

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Words that contain CONTRIBUTE

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How to use CONTRIBUTE in a sentence

• But it is certain that these influences contribute very essentially to the result.
• It is not the singing-birds alone that contribute by their voices to gladden the husbandman and cheer the solitary traveller.
• The doctor had said nothing to contradict the heroic picture, but he had said nothing to contribute to it.
• And that is precisely the line along which the Society to which we are to contribute to-day, as we have done gladly and largely heretofore, is carrying its incessant operation.
• Moreover, those who make researches independently must needs contribute their results to scientific journals, written in the jargon of the learned.
• Bulgaria is, however, a tributary state, and has to contribute toward the support of Turkey.
• But he not only refused to take any part in the campaign of 1875, but he also declined to contribute a dollar to meet the legitimate expenses of that campaign.
• This turn of events cannot help but materially contribute to the solution of those problems which arise out of the vexed question of social inequalities.
• She listened with pleasure to social conversation, but she could contribute nothing brilliant.
• Should all men be compelled to contribute to the support of universities and professional schools? 43.
• The salt and Cayenne pepper contribute materially to the keeping of ready-made mustard.
• It is not enough for those who live in our great cities to contribute to such work, they should visit these quarters and see for themselves.
• Our subject of enquiry to-day, you will remember, is the mode in which fine art is founded upon, or may contribute to, the practical requirements of human life.
• He said the Albanians would certainly put me to ransom some day, and promised himself to contribute handsomely.
• The city is full of strangers, and they contribute largely to the support of these places, and the city is called upon to bear the odium of their conduct.
• The Master’s promises regarding the share you are destined to contribute towards the spread of the Faith in the Far East will sooner or later be completely realized.
• Any seeming economic necessity which destroys that industry is one that will contribute largely to the downfall of the people as a race.
• Schurz has only been to contribute some powerful arguments to the cause which he espoused and never, certainly for a great many years, that of a leader.
• They were told that the king’s necessities demanded an immediate supply of money, and that the Duke of Lancaster and the rest of the nobility had consented to contribute.
• No friends would contribute to release him from prison at the expence of eight pounds, and therefore he was removed to Newgate.
• In a complex civilization there is room for everyone to contribute to the whole.
• He felt that, unfatigued, he could and would contribute to the mass of the national resolution in the latter and more racking half of the war.
• Moreover, he is expected to contribute to the cause not only all his own time and talent, but also the services of his wife and children.
• Thus I write whatever occurs to me, that I think may contribute either to form or inform you.
• Thought getting is of primary importance for little children who are to learn to read, and the recognition of symbols is important only in so far as they contribute to this end.
• These three doctrines contribute powerfully to morality, the basis of stable government.
• We shall not pretend that her features are perfect, but their trifling irregularities contribute to an impression of individuality and character.
• If we could contribute to this result it would tend to promote commerce and intercourse, trade and travel, peace and harmony among nations.

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