Dint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DINT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a dent in
• mark (a surface) with dents or hollows
• To make a mark or cavity on or in, by a blow or by pressure; to dent.
NOUN:
• a dent or hollow in a surface
• a blow or stroke, typically one made with a weapon in fighting.
• force of attack; impact
• A blow; a stroke.
• The mark left by a blow; an indentation or impression made by violence; a dent.
• Force; power; -- esp. in the phrase by dint of.
• interchangeable with `means\' in the expression `by means of\'
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dent
• variant of dent

Words related to DINT

dent5 dinted8 dinting9 dintless9 dints6

Words that contain DINT

dints6 dinted8 dinting9 dintless9 undinted10 redintegrate14 redintegrated16 redintegrates15 redintegrating17 redintegration16 redintegrative19 redintegrations17

How to use DINT in a sentence

• Christopher Gist, by dint of many gifts and much persuasion, had secured the services of eight Iroquois, lazy dogs, who up to the present time had done little but eat and sleep.
• However, I was determined that they should be present while we discussed the matter, and by dint of much coaxing finally succeeded in my purpose.
• And Leothric stepped sideways from his onset, and came between him and the village and smote him on the nose, and the blow of the stick made a dint in the soft lead.
• Although by dint of casual and cautious inquiries Mr.
• By dint of application, however, and by cutting the log above as well as that below, sufficient space was obtained in the course of a few minutes.
• As the vessel began to take the rise and swell of the sea, I traversed the deck diligently, and, by dint of perseverance in keeping the deck, escaped sea-sickness.
• Little by little, by dint of questioning, I got at what she meant.
• By dint of tremendous struggling I managed to get close up to the shore, but found it utterly impossible to climb up and land.
• Our last redress is dint of verse to try, And Satire is our Court of Chancery.
• This is what I am always telling my husband, and what, by dint of constantly repeating it, I am getting to believe myself.
• Eventually, however, by dint of blows, threats, and shouts, we managed to force our way through the motley crowd and reach the scene of action.
• Individuals, by dint of piety or of speculation, might approach the conception, and probably many did, both in and out of the philosophic schools.
• By dint of such hard work they think to prevail upon the gods to grant their prayers.
• By dint of inquiry, however, I believe I have come at the fact.
• Kearney, with the Army of the West, by dint of long marches, secured California among the fruits of the war.
• And soon, by dint of skillful listening, which is always better than questioning, the faded little woman doctor knew all the story.
• Yet all four persons had heard it, probably by dint of expectation.
• By dint of great exertion we managed to reach the ranch the next evening, where we lay over a day and rigged up a second wagon, purposely for calves.
• Our first position can only be argued for by dint of evidence highly unpopular in character, and, as a general rule, condemned by modern science.
• It has been a gigantic task for the leaders, who by dint of great planning and persuasion and earnest pleading have done as much as has been done.
• The keener and clearer and stronger we can make our thinking, by dint of self-discipline, the greater power have we with other men.
• By dint of patience, and the assistance of Mademoiselle Benoite in the hard words and complicated sentences, Mrs.
• He could not, by any dint of reasoning or supposition, make out the mystery.
• And by dint of all these matters, this long continued acquaintance only reviving the impressions received in early life, they had no doubt of the identity of the person.
• By dint of spurring, striking, and shouting, he at last broke into a slow trot, wearily dragging his hoofs, but before long he stopped once more.
• Partly by dint of entreaties, and partly by virtue of cash, Lucien succeeded in obtaining a promise that his clothes should be ready in time for the great day.
• By dint of frequently passing us in notorious circumstances, they give the impression of a throng.

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