Exert is valid Scrabble Word

Is exert a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is exert valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for EXERT in dictionary:

VERB:

to make an effort
apply or bring to bear (a force, influence, or quality)
make a physical or mental effort
use (influence, authority, etc) forcefully or effectively
To thrust forth; to emit; to push out.
To put force, ability, or anything of the nature of an active faculty; to put in vigorous action; to bring into active operation; as, to exert the strength of the body, limbs, faculties, or imagination; to exert the mind or the voice.
To put forth, as the result or exercise of effort; to bring to bear; to do or perform.
put to use
have and exercise
make a great effort at a mental or physical task

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to put into action

Words related to EXERT

exerted15 exerting16 exertion15 exertions16 exertive18 exerts13

Words that contain EXERT

exerts13 coexert16 exerted15 coexerts17 exerting16 exertion15 exertive18 coexerted19 exertions16 overexert19 coexerting20 overexerts20 exertional17 overexerted22 exertainment21 overexerting23 overexertion22 exertainments22 overexertions23

How to use EXERT in a sentence

One that will exert a widespread pressure without much shattering force.
Andrew, when you exert your strength, I hope it will always be in as just a cause.
He did exert himself sufficiently on one occasion, however, to dive overboard and capture a turtle.
Those latitudes only in which the great motions and cardinal positions of the earth exert a mean influence, exhibit man in the harmonious expansion of his powers.
In either of these latter cases it is hard to hold the right idea steadily enough before the attention to let it exert its adequate effects.
They must be told to exert themselves, and made to do so if that can be.
General Washington will be for it, but it is not in his character to exert himself much in the case.
I have not hesitated to exert it in your behalf whenever opportunity offered.
The young chiefs mother would, indeed, sometimes exert herself, but I did not perceive that she had greater authority than many others.
The supply is very largely in advance of the demand, and as a consequence, all have to exert themselves to get along.

These facts show the influence which the mental states of the mother exert upon the child even when the act of nursing is the only physical bond between them.
Care must be exercised not to exert an injurious degree of air-pressure.
Letter of 8 April 1953 8 April 1953 APPEAL ENTIRE COMMUNITY EXERT SUPREME EFFORT ELEVENTH HOUR SEAL SUCCESS PLAN ASSURE LOVING FERVENT PRAYERS.
Exert your utmost endeavour that ye may develop such crafts and undertakings that everyone, whether young or old, may benefit therefrom.
If you possess a real talent in writing you should consider it as given by God and exert your efforts to use it for the betterment of society.
Not until later does the mechanical difficulty of articulation exert an influence, and this comes in at the learning of the compound sounds.
I do not mean to criticise other men who advance their honorable ambition for public service or exert themselves to get office for which they think themselves fit.
He never strained it or seemed to exert it to its fullest capacity.
Do you think it was bad advice from the farmer or his wife? In that case, I shall exert my influence, and take her away.
It was as a nightmare, in which only the objective of effort is recalled and all else is a vague struggle of every ounce of strength which one can exert against smothering odds.
I offer you them, however, such as you could wish to find them, ready to exert their utmost efforts in defence of the country.
No vigilant watch which it is possible for any teacher to exert will prevent a vast amount of mere talk entirely foreign to the business of the school.
Isabelle, despite her great alarm and anxiety, could not long withdraw her eyes or her thoughts from this picture, which seemed to exert a strange fascination over her.
This is going to exert powerful effects of a civilizing kind.
Twice he stopped, breathless, trembling in every limb, seemingly unable to exert another pound of strength.
The wave of low temperature affecting a mixed population finds inevitably a certain number of persons of all ages and conditions on whom to exert its power.
In the same manner, a man who is to get nothing by teaching, will not exert himself.
I hope you will not exert yourself too soon or write more than is quite agreeable to you.
I hope you will exert yourself and help me get a part of the money I owe, at least.
For habits grounded in early childhood are more easily formed and more deeply imbedded than those acquired at any later time, and they exert a stronger control over the life.

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