Dreads is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DREADS in dictionary:

VERB:
• DREAD, to fear greatly
• anticipate with great apprehension or fear
• regard with great awe or reverence
NOUN:
• great fear or apprehension
• a sudden take-off and flight of a flock of gulls or other birds
• a person with dreadlocks
• dreadlocks
ADJECTIVE:
• greatly feared; dreadful
• regarded with awe; greatly revered

Words related to DREADS

dread7 dreaded10 dreading11

Words that contain DREADS

adreads9 misdreads13 speedreads14

How to use DREADS in a sentence

• He trembled at the slightest whispers of freedom, for royalty dreads independence, and the idle boasts of Giles Peram startled him.
• When he dreads desperately, he will act desperately.
• He dreads those habits of secrecy and falsehood, the weapons of the weak, to which savage and degraded woman always has recourse.
• He dreads the very medicinal skill which she has learnt to exercise, as nurse, comforter, and slave.
• He was on the point of uttering the great truth, baring in one great explosion all his thoughts and dreams and dreads of past days.
• All Europe outside Germany now hates and dreads the Hohenzollerns.
• So far from wanting to stimulate the imagination, he hates and dreads it.
• Having apparently nothing to lose whose loss she dreads, she is careless of all consequences.
• He dreads to see you ripen into a saintly, devoted, useful man.
• She dreaded him, Ronicky saw, as a slave dreads a cruel master.
• Low level selfishness, love of low level luxury, diseased imaginings, and unreasonable dreads and fears, are some of the forms of vice that smother this noble passion.
• There is no one thing which a traveler on the plains dreads more than being forced to camp without water and grass.
• There is Seneferu, the faithful, whom the Rebu dreads.
• Such a one dreads nothing more than the reputation of being ruled by his wife.
• It is sad to think such a mother or wife makes a fatal mistake from the very start, and herself brings about the state of affairs she dreads.
• The prisoner who has been allowed the smallest privilege dreads the arrival of the inspectors.
• And if she knew not rightly what her humour was, far less could I know, so that she was ever a puzzle to me, and kept me in a hundred pretty doubts and dreads every day.
• She cannot think she is alone, As over her senses warmly steal Floods of unrest she fears to own And almost dreads to feel.
• Every animal, wild or domestic, dreads fire, and this strange attack was more than the bear could stand.
• Doubts, suspicions, dreads heaped themselves up in my mind.
• The sleek, well-fed shopkeeper of the Rue Vivienne, although patriotic, dreads disorder, and does not absolutely contemplate with pleasure an encounter with the Prussians.
• The wild, impulsive working man from Belleville or La Villette dreads neither Prussians without, nor anarchy within.
• If he goes to school, he dreads to go and cannot learn the lessons in the books.
• When he resolves to give over his Passion, he tells us that one burnt like him for ever dreads the Fire.
• Perhaps the business instinct dreads the solicitation of the racial.
• He who dreads, as well as hates a man, will feel, as Milton uses the word, a horror of him.
• He dreads no thieves for anything but his apples, for the trade of universal stealing is not so epidemic there as with us.
• I now understand perfectly why the business world dreads a political change in administration.
• She seeks another confidential friend besides her mother, for she dreads my opinions differing from hers.
• Dalzell, on the other hand, was tortured by no such dreads.
• The burned child dreads the fire and, reading only the surface of his life, fancies that the pain once felt and still remembered is the ground of his new prudence.
• I think he dreads parting with you fully as much as you do from Hero.
• Corkey is drenched, and of all things he dreads a drenching.
• There is one girl who can furnish us will all we want to know, but she dreads, doubtless from conscientious motives, to betray her late companions.

Similar words containing DREAD without suffix s

dread7 adread8 adreads9 dreaded10 dreader9 dreadly12 adreaded11 dreaders10 dreadest10 dreadful13 dreading11 misdread12 adreading12 dreadfuls14 dreadless11 dreadlock17 misdreads13 speedread13 undreaded12 dreadfully18 dreadlocks18 misdreaded15 speedreads14 undreading13 dreadlessly16 dreadlocked20 dreadnaught17 dreadnought17 misdreading16 dreadfulness17 dreadnaughts18 dreadnoughts18 speedreading17 dreadlessness15 dreadfulnesses19 dreadlessnesses17

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