Distresses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTRESSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISTRESS, to cause anxiety or suffering to
• cause (someone) anxiety, sorrow, or pain
• give (furniture or clothing) simulated marks of age and wear
NOUN:
• extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
• the state of a ship or aircraft when in danger or difficulty and needing help
• difficulty caused by lack of money
• a state of physical strain, especially difficulty in breathing

Words related to DISTRESSES

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How to use DISTRESSES in a sentence

• He also fortified the city Bethsura that it might serve as a citadel against any distresses that might come from our enemies.
• Then they cried unto the Lord in their troubles, and he delivered them in their distresses.
• What distresses me above all is, that the king waited to reveal his orders until the very moment of my intercession in favor of Heidelberg and Manheim.
• He thought that he had inflicted such distresses on the Scots, and invaded and defeated them so often, that his very dead bones would terrify them.
• It distresses me to hear how much you are suffering, and at the same time not to be near enough to speak a word of good cheer, or to do anything for your comfort.
• Fatigue had come upon us, pain and many distresses.
• However, as this distresses you so, I will give you some advice.
• The thought of a conflict with the Taranteens distresses me.
• The distresses of other people do not interest me particularly.
• In short, her whole time was occupied in searching out the distresses of the poor, and devising measures to comfort and establish them to the extent of her influence and means.
• To add to the distresses of the missionaries, the cholera now raged around them with fearful violence and there were rumors of war between England and Burmah.
• The way Frederick made his living was one of the standing distresses of her life.
• This is why the faith has that elaboration of doctrines and details which so much distresses those who admire Christianity without believing in it.
• That to the President contained only a picture of their distresses, and application for relief.
• I sincerely wish you a speedy deliverance from your distresses, and a happy return to your family.
• You seek not to know, or knowing you wilfully neglect, her real distresses.
• A considerable number still adhered to him in his distresses, and regarded him as the martyr of the Protestant cause.
• And very soon, even the memory of that which now distresses thee will fade out of thy soul.
• He is never free from pain, and his helplessness distresses him inexpressibly.
• Such is his Regiment who knows Mankind, and feels their Distresses so far as to prevent them.
• Those who had arrived were treated by the colonists with every attention, and every possible relief administered to their distresses.
• Had this welcome intelligence reached them a little sooner, many of their distresses would have been prevented.
• Yet I know not but you are less a sufferer than you would be to hear from us, to know our distresses, and yet be unable to relieve them.
• The tension of thought distresses them and to represent what they cannot and would not be is not a natural function of their spirit.
• THE EFFECTS OF SYMPATHY IN THE DISTRESSES OF OTHERS.
• Also they have suffered the distresses of disorder so intensely that peace in any form is most welcome to them.

Similar words containing TRESSE without suffix s and without prefix dis

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