Dumbness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUMBNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being dumb
• The quality or state of being dumb; muteness; silence; inability to speak.
• the quality of being mentally slow and limited
• the state of being dumb, stupid.
• the characteristic of being mute.

Words related to DUMBNESS

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Words that contain DUMBNESS

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How to use DUMBNESS in a sentence

• Only the sharp call of a discordant trumpet broke the solitude and dumbness of the hills.
• The spirit of dumbness seemed to have smitten the assembly.
• It remains to be seen whether my pity for her dumbness, or some servile tendency toward fellowship in myself, will result in any further lesson.
• More and more weird waxed the grisly dumbness of five-sided Morgan and the spectral silence of the oncoming league-long fleet.
• How this grace Speaks his own standing! What a mental power This eye shoots forth! How big imagination Moves in this lip! To the dumbness of the gesture One might interpret.
• This dearest letter, which you sent me! I thank you for it with ever so much dumbness.
• After three bold attempts on the house in the Rue Taitbout, Contenson still met with absolute dumbness.
• The duel between the judge and the criminal is all the more appalling because justice has on its side the dumbness of blank walls and the incorruptible coldness of its agents.
• Jane and Adrienne were equally attacked by dumbness.
• And now that her mouth was opened, and that she might venture to speak, she told the King the reason of her dumbness, and why she had never laughed.
• When she caught his eye she nodded as though acknowledging the salutation of a passerby, her dumbness an instinctive hoarding of physical force.
• Had her words been his first intimation they might have shocked him into stupefied dumbness and made him seem the hero who meets his fate with closed lips.
• For voluntary dumbness requires great strength of will, which is hardly to be attributed to the child.
• Sylvester found himself entirely surrounded by victims of involuntary Dumbness.
• Ah, the little house with the one big room looking out on to the scrap of garden, yellow-haired Fan, Harriet discreet unto dumbness, Mrs.
• For you are to conceive that he, knowing no more of her deafness than dumbness, was ignorant of both.
• It was a joy that would be unclouded by the God-sent dumbness which was at once a punishment for his lack of immediate faith and a sign of the faithfulness of God.
• Indeed, I should have shrieked the words aloud, but for a providential dumbness that fell upon me.
• This bright and rosy world, enriched by nature and art, was so new, its values were so different, that at first she was dazed into dumbness by it.
• Dumbness, and slowness or thickness of speech alternate with an unnatural sharpness.
• And I am never one for brooding with private dumbness over my woes.
• He knew so well, how many thousands of times had he seen, that same look of questioning, pitiful in its dumbness.
• She felt that the solemn, world-old stone was in some way hostile to her, and attributed her dumbness to its influence.
• The instant that they saw the bride they had fallen into dumbness.
• But God sent an angel who caught hold of the serpent and loosed them, and smote the serpent with dumbness, so that thereafter it could only hiss.
• Miss Sally Ruth is nothing if not generous, but there are times when one could wish upon her the affliction of dumbness.

Similar words containing DUMBNES without suffix s

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