Decipher is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECIPHER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to interpret from the unknown
• convert (a text written in code, or a coded signal) into normal language
• succeed in understanding, interpreting, or identifying (something)
• work out the meaning of (something illegible or in code)
• To translate from secret characters or ciphers into intelligible terms; as, to decipher a letter written in secret characters.
• To find out, so as to be able to make known the meaning of; to make out or read, as words badly written or partly obliterated; to detect; to reveal; to unfold.
• To stamp; to detect; to discover.
• convert code into ordinary language
• read with difficulty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to decode

Words related to DECIPHER

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Words that contain DECIPHER

deciphers17 deciphered19 decipherer18 decipherers19 deciphering20 decipherable22 decipherment22 undeciphered21 decipherments23 indecipherable24 indecipherably27 undecipherable24 undecipherably27 decipherability28

How to use DECIPHER in a sentence

• Over her heart there was embroidered a design whose letters Ulysses was not able to decipher.
• We have managed recently to intercept and decipher some code messages.
• He cannot lay the ghost, and he puzzles in trying to decipher it.
• I walked slowly amongst the tombs, and tried to decipher the inscriptions.
• As soon as there was the faintest tremor in the darkness I sat up and, unfolding the paper, sought vainly to decipher it.
• Thus, for the first time, these two artistic spies had come on a text that they could not decipher, while suspecting a dark plot to the story.
• I could not decipher that letter when first I saw the stone.
• He realizes all the distance, but cannot with his utmost effort decipher what it contains.
• It takes practice, as Aldus says, to decipher such a script quickly and accurately.
• For a while he watched her, puzzled, furtively trying to decipher some of the words that appeared upon the pages.
• After spending some minutes in trying to decipher a paragraph or two she threw the book in disgust on the floor.
• It was in French with the Benneville crest and seal, brown with age, and by no means easy to decipher.
• When it reached the Governor, no one on his staff could decipher it, so it had to be returned to the Foreign-office.
• The next day a real attempt was made to decipher the code.
• The storms of half a century had beaten upon it, and it was difficult to decipher the numerous inscriptions with which it was covered.
• He may find in it a hint to decipher those names of divinities so common in Peruvian legends, Contici and Illatici.
• It is to decipher the writing of God, and penetrate into His thoughts.
• The task was a difficult one, for the writing, extremely flowing and rapid, is execrable, and most difficult to decipher and to transcribe accurately.
• It was a full minute before Jimmie Dale could decipher it, for the lettering was minute and the words, of course, reversed.
• It would take hours, perhaps days, to decipher the journal which had suddenly become of such supreme importance.
• He pulled out the slip of paper, and was crossing over to decipher it under the lamp, when an errand-boy appeared out of the obscurity, and approached the house.
• From what I have thought it necessary to decipher, however, I see no reason to differ from Mr.
• It had been handed in at the Monte Carlo post office on Sunday night, addressed to Culvercoombe, but at what hour she could not decipher.
• It is a papyrus fragment of three pages, containing a part of his hymn to the Dioscuri, much mutilated and difficult to decipher.
• Even then the marks were so faint, and minute, he could not really decipher them until he made use of a magnifying glass lying on the desk.
• At first, you find it difficult to decipher the meaning of this great array of pictures.
• But as soon as he beheld her, he lost all courage, he averted his eyes, lest she might decipher his thoughts in his instinctive glances.
• She was exceedingly pleased at being able already to write two or three words which neither her sister nor even her father could decipher.
• So he determined to decipher it at that time and place.
• My heart and brain are burnt to ashes in the attempt to decipher the mystery.

Similar words containing CIPH without suffix er and without prefix de

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