Conversant is valid Scrabble Word

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

10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for CONVERSANT in dictionary:

NOUN:

One who converses with another; a convenser.

ADJECTIVE:

having knowledge or experience
familiar with or knowledgeable about something
Having frequent or customary intercourse; familiary associated; intimately acquainted.
Familiar or acquainted by use or study; well-informed; versed; -- generally used with with, sometimes with in.
Concerned; occupied.
(usually followed by `with\') well informed about or knowing thoroughly

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

having frequent or familiar association

Words related to CONVERSANT

conversance18 conversantly20

Words that contain CONVERSANT

conversantly20 inconversant17 unconversant17

How to use CONVERSANT in a sentence

The mind by applying itself to objects below its level, contracts and shrinks itself to the size of the object about which it is conversant.
To touch on military matters, even had I been conversant with them, seemed to me an impertinence.
In a life more or less conversant with public men now for forty years past, I have rarely known either man or woman who had a more sound judgment in great public questions.
He has lived much in society, and is deeply conversant with books.
Leaving, therefore, the other kinds out of the question, we select this one, which is conversant with actions and the forum, concerning which we will speak.
No one who is in the least conversant with the subject can suppose for a moment that this northwest angle can be found in such a direction.
Those who are more conversant with figures than I am, will be enabled to show what the owner can afford to give for the cultivation of his property.
They are brought home to the experience of every man, the most ordinary observer on the facts of nature with which he is daily conversant.
And, O thou foremost of speakers, they that are wise and fully conversant with proper division of time, pursue all three, virtue, wealth, and pleasure, dividing their time duly.
O illustrious prince, thou art truthful in speech, and conversant with morality.

Those of us who were conversant with the situation were also relieved because we took it for granted that Mr.
In a word, the measured pedantry of his whole deportment betrays the happy conviction in which he rejoices of being conversant with matters little dreamt of in your philosophy.
His first thoughts, his first instructions, and all the first objects with which he is conversant, the persons whom he loves, the life to which he assumes are all savage.
A fluent and eloquent speaker in French and English, Edward was also conversant with Latin, and perhaps Low-Dutch.
A period in their history to which Frenchmen refer with so much pleasure, and with which they are so conversant, was treated by the artist with professional zeal.
No member of the expedition was conversant with surgical knowledge.
This learned editor was little conversant with modern literature, as he proved by his memorable editions of Gray and Pope.
He was in his inclination a thorough Republican, and in this he thought like a Greek or Roman, as he was very conversant with their writings.
Then, again, those who were at all conversant with agriculture knew that if they deprived the farmer of the labor of children, agriculture could not be carried on.
Precisely the same reasoning holds in relation to the doubts about spiritual realities bred in the minds of those whose studies are conversant exclusively with material realities.
We have been conversant with his writings for the last twenty years, and have always found them both useful and entertaining in a high degree.
Ireland, so long conversant with misery, was still to taste the cup in all its bitterness.
Even now, this is the opinion of many familiar with India, although the majority I conversant with that country were of a contrary opinion.
In beginning my studies in celestial mechanics, I lacked the guidance of some one conversant with the subject on its practical side.
The Faculties relieve one another by Turns, and receive an additional Pleasure from the Novelty of those Objects about which they are conversant.
Not being myself conversant with those subjects, I can only form an opinion of the value from extraneous circumstances.
For an audience conversant with the inner life of the court, the references to Elpino contained whole volumes of contemporary scandal.
So it is with this soul of ours, which is conversant with Good.
Every reader at all conversant with the history of the present century, or the past year, will appreciate our choice of the above Engraving.
In London, he became most intimately conversant with the operations of the East-India Company and with the China trade.
As to his next, the lessening of the deficiency of the land and malt-tax, particularly of the malt-tax, any person the least conversant in that subject cannot avoid a smile.
But it may be truly said, that men too much conversant in office are rarely minds of remarkable enlargement.
I recall that we became sufficiently conversant with such terms as front elevation, side elevation, and floor plan to feel that we were deep in technical knowledge.

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