Eclipsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ECLIPSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ECLIPSE, to obscure
• (of a celestial body) obscure the light from or to (another celestial body)
• deprive (someone or something) of significance or power
• obscure or block out (light)
NOUN:
• an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
• a loss of significance or power in relation to another person or thing
• a phase during which the distinctive markings of a bird (especially a male duck) are obscured by moulting of the breeding plumage

Words related to ECLIPSED

eclipse11 eclipses12 eclipsing14

Words that contain ECLIPSED

uneclipsed15

How to use ECLIPSED in a sentence

• Conde and Turenne! The two greatest names in the history of European wars, until a greater eclipsed them both.
• In the course of this combat the exploits of the past were eclipsed.
• This occurred before Firdusi was introduced at Court and eclipsed every competitor.
• A face so full of the mystery of light could only be eclipsed by one darkness, and even in that those magnetic eyes would shine through the cold closed lids.
• I have always felt the pardonable pride of a son in the theatres of the London Hospital, but they were certainly eclipsed here.
• The good faith, the frankness, the union of heart, that console for so many troubles, would have been eclipsed between them.
• Of all the poets of the time he was, if we except Scott, whose vogue he eclipsed, the only one whose work was universally known and popular.
• The brilliancy of her eyes, which were not, however, very large, the inconceivable whiteness of her shoulders, crushed and eclipsed everybody.
• The pale, pure moonlight that bathed the surrounding forests was quenched and eclipsed here.
• Jack did better than the time before, but was so eclipsed by Mr.
• Sponge for a god-papa for Gustavus James eclipsed all her other doings.
• Certain it is that when the false streak stops growing and is eclipsed, some new central process has intervened.
• All lesser excitements were eclipsed when we heard further rumours that the English Red Cross might take us over to replace the men driving for them at that time.
• Till within recent years, its principles have obscured, though they have never wholly eclipsed, the principles of the American Revolution.
• Thus hope, confidence, power to resist, and faith even in the midst of failure dawn, and will never be permanently eclipsed.
• It did not succeed, but it lingered along, keeping alive the idea, until it was eclipsed by Wilberforce University, into which it was finally merged.
• Learning was so illumined, that grammar was eclipsed.
• It hence plainly results, that the first three satellites of Jupiter can never be all eclipsed at the same time.
• This would not by any means authorize us in supposing the satellites to be eclipsed.
• Learning was so illumined that grammar was eclipsed.
• When the moon was eclipsed, they believed she was fighting with a black devil.
• The brilliant star of His Cause has ascended to the zenith, while night has enveloped and eclipsed His enemies.
• Consider how the scientific developments of fifty years have surpassed and eclipsed the knowledge and achievements of all the former ages combined.
• Its glory had been eclipsed, and its annals stained forever.
• Only at the very end of its life, when the border has completely eclipsed the initial, is the idea of origin forgotten.
• By the Life of God, its light is more evident than the light of the sun! In its light and its brightness and its radiance every light is eclipsed.
• All previous performances in the shot-putting line have, however, been recently eclipsed by Patrick J.
• Whereupon the tall girl averted her face, pulled down the curtain, and eclipsed herself.
• The clear quiet stars beyond are eclipsed for a narrow circle of space, and for a few moments of time.
• Of one thing only did she become very swiftly and surely convinced, and that was that in failing her he had saved her from a catastrophe which must have eclipsed her whole life.
• Now, as he wrote on a level with his eyes, his fat little head quite eclipsed his writing.

Similar words containing ECLIPS without suffix ed

eclipse11 eclipser12 eclipses12 eclipsis12 toeclips12 eclipsers13 eclipsing14 eclipsises14 uneclipsed15

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