Expatiate is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for EXPATIATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to speak or write about in great detail
speak or write in detail about
speak or write at great length (on)
To range at large, or without restraint.
To enlarge in discourse or writing; to be copious in argument or discussion; to descant.
To expand; to spread; to extend; to diffuse; to broaden.
add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to move about freely or at will; wander

Words related to EXPATIATE

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Words that contain EXPATIATE

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How to use EXPATIATE in a sentence

We have known ancient mariners expatiate so lovingly on the frantic enjoyments of the deep sea, that very youthful listeners have for the time resolved to know no other existence.
And we were represented by the most comic parliament that ever sat in Westminster, upon which it would be too painful here to expatiate.
I need not expatiate upon the degradation or the misfortune of such a condition.
To understand this, one should hear the French-Canadian expatiate upon the superiority of the wooden to the metal bridge.
With my own ears I have heard a great fair-headed lad expatiate to all his neighbours on the pretty ways of his little daughter who is eight years old.
Its step from the idolatry of the Caaba to the monotheism of Mohammed prepared it to expatiate in the wide and pleasing fields of literature and philosophy.
Upon this palace the old writers dearly loved to expatiate.
How could I expatiate upon the benefits that would arise from both! LETTER X MR.
Every man has some favourite topick of conversation, on which, by a feigned seriousness of attention, he may be drawn to expatiate without end.
Thus is a being, formed to expatiate, to act, to smile, and enjoy, restricted and benumbed.

They could expatiate freely wherever they thought proper.
This, however, is a subject on which it is not our intention to expatiate here.
I could expatiate on this subject, from what comes every day within my own knowledge.
Gentlemen of the Jury, I need not expatiate to you on the importance of the case before you.
But the journals and reviews had not as yet had time to expatiate upon it.
Besides, it is certainly a most delicate matter to expatiate on the character of any individual or nation.
I regard it as superfluous to expatiate further on this, or to attempt to spur on those who are running so gloriously.
Being poor, I felt it necessary the next time I went to my darling to expatiate on that unfortunate drawback.
We shall here make use of the liberty allowed in a note to expatiate a little on the present subject.
There were not wanting advocates to expatiate upon the nature of this grievance, which, however, was not redressed.
No need to expatiate on the particular episodes which cast a lurid light on the moving annals of those years.
I need not expatiate on other, though less prominent, events that have contributed their share to the furtherance of the Seven Year Plan, or marked its systematic development.
In France, for reasons which we have no room to expatiate upon, the experiments both of Sully and of Colbert failed.
It is enough to agree and expatiate on the fact, without countless examples, that that is how it is.
Religion contracts the Circle of our Pleasures, but leaves it wide enough for her Votaries to expatiate in.
Whedell regretted that his daughter should expatiate with such vivacity upon a subject that must be extremely disagreeable to a gentleman of Mr.
DEAR DOCTOR, Whatever my pen may do, I am sure my thoughts expatiate nowhere oftener, or with more pleasure, than to Old Park.
But these are merely rough notes of the heads of subjects, which I reserve to expatiate upon at leisure on my return to old England.
If one tried to expatiate instead of merely suggesting, the sketch would soon grow to be a book.
I will not expatiate on the topic of your letter till we have a personal interview, for which I am indeed impatient.
And Frank Crawford and Howard West knew of advantageous sites, also, on which to expatiate with convincing enthusiasm.

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