Dilettante is valid Scrabble Word

Is dilettante a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for DILETTANTE in dictionary:

VERB:

An admirer or lover of the fine arts; popularly, an amateur; especially, one who follows an art or a branch of knowledge, desultorily, or for amusement only.

NOUN:

(Italian) a dabbler or lover of fine arts
a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge
a person with an amateur interest in the arts.
an amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge
a dabbler in or lover of fine arts

ADJECTIVE:

showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurish

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an admirer or lover of the arts

Words related to DILETTANTE

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Words that contain DILETTANTE

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How to use DILETTANTE in a sentence

And as Lancelot thought, though only as a dilettante, of old St.
On the other hand there appeared in genteel circles the first traces of the tastes subsequently displayed by the dilettante and the collector.
Still it was not unattractive to the dilettante, and he rode beside Trimble with profit to his knowledge of men and affairs.
If the artist is unsuccessful, we consider him a mere dilettante.
He is not the dilettante literary person gone tramping, nor the pauper vagabond who writes sonnets, though either of these roles may be part of his disguise.
There was nothing of the dilettante and collector about him.
Grimshaw had revolted against ugliness as a dilettante objects to the mediocre in art.
But then they are at large, without cohesion, and very apt to be the objects even in the more instructed minds of not much more than dilettante interest.
The Baron de Heidelmann-Bruck! He had dropped in in a dilettante spirit to hear the spirited debate, and the judges were greatly honored.
The attitude of the League also convinced labor men that this was no dilettante welfare society, but absolutely fair and square with the labor movement.

John II was a dilettante who left the government of the kingdom to his favorite, Alvaro de Luna.
He had indeed that supreme mastery over vice which comes of a complete understanding and dilettante love of virtues.
Out of his cold, dilettante knowledge he had known that when she and Harry met they would not be able to speak his name for more than one minute.
He had a vast experience of books and a considerable experience of the more dilettante fashionable salons.
The love is a passion, and not a dilettante episode.
They had nothing to do with the pre-war, dilettante past, the sophisticated gaiety of the young century.
Saint-Saens is more of a dilettante and more sensuous.
Art, whose divine expression flows impartially from the fingertips of a cowboy or a dilettante emperor, had chosen for a medium the Boy Artist of the San Saba.
He had been a dilettante staff officer, and a reticent member of Parliament.
A more flattering exhibition of jealous cruelty cannot be imagined, but this Ivan the Terrible was at bottom a true artist and a passionate dilettante.
One imagines him, from his childhood, as a perfect connoisseur, a dilettante.
His ballads are the ballads of a brilliant dilettante, not of a man who is expressing his whole heart and soul and faith, as the old ballad-writers were.
Left to himself, he would almost certainly have subsided into a high-minded nonentity, an aimless dilettante busy over culture, a palace appendage without influence or power.
I may confess that I was indolent, fond of company, but not afraid of comparative solitude, and I was moreover an entire dilettante.
By temperament he was a dilettante and cynic, who affected not to take life seriously.
Fuller lie in his faithful habit of being a dilettante.
Her dilettante lover had tired of her, And she turned to me for strength and solace.
Then I turned submarine and revenged his repulse In the arms of my dilettante friend.
Yet for the most part the Roman, even when he is a writer upon such subjects, carries with him the unmistakable air of the amateur or the dilettante.
He continued a dilettante, never quite abandoning his art, but working at it fitfully, and talking more about it than working at it.
Langton was a dilettante in executions and like horrors, and had taken Lord Charles to the show, to initiate him.

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