Eyewitness is valid Scrabble Word

Is eyewitness a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for EYEWITNESS in dictionary:

VERB:

be present at an event and see it with one\'s own eyes
be present at an event and witness it

NOUN:

a witness that can testify from his or her own seeing
a person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it
One who sees a thing done; one who has ocular view of anything.
a spectator who can describe what happened

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one who sees an occurrence or an object; one who gives a report on what he or she has seen

Words related to EYEWITNESS

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Words that contain EYEWITNESS

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How to use EYEWITNESS in a sentence

An eye-witness says that, at that moment, Washington, who was in the chair, gave old Doctor Franklin a significant look.
Vice-consul Van Hee, standing in the doorway, was an eyewitness to what followed.
She was an eye-witness to the terrible scenes of the Revolution, and escaped judicial assassination almost by miracle.
It is enough to say that this lad, with keen eyes and susceptible feelings, was an eye-witness of all the evils to which slavery gave birth.
I will take this opportunity of mentioning a scene, of which I was myself an eye-witness, as it happened before my window.
Let me close this chapter by a narrative of fact, derived from the late Lord de Ros, who was an eye-witness of the events which he narrated.
One of the early historians of the Crusade, who was himself an eye-witness of the rapture of Europe, describes the personal appearance of the Hermit at this time.
My informant was an Italian colonel under Omar, who was an eye-witness of the event.
I was prevented by other engagements from being present, and shall be obliged to depend on the description of an eye-witness, Mr.
Vice-Consul Van Hee, standing in the doorway, was an eyewitness of what followed.

I had it from an eyewitness, but the details are wholly unfit for publication.
The sequel, which Theophylact appears to relate from the information of an eye-witness, furnishes a remarkable evidence of the barbarity of the times.
But even then Jeanne Falla would only have on hearsay from Helier what he had heard from me, whereas I was an eye-witness, and could swear to the facts.
But let us see how it looked in the eyes of a French eye-witness, who was naturally inclined to a favourable view of his Dutch allies.
Joan, who had now her tent moved up close to the moat, worked harder, says an eye-witness, than any two of the most skilful captains in preparing the attack.
The narrative is fully confirmed by an eye-witness, of whose presence at the time he was not aware, and whose account he has probably never seen or heard of.
Recurring to the reflections from still water, I will describe a singular phenomenon of this kind of which I was an eye-witness.
This anecdote is the more valuable as an illustration, because all its circumstances are transmitted to us by a discerning eye-witness.
But then, as our ill-luck or Boer good management would have it, there appeared over a hill a new Boer commando, which a cool eye-witness put at over 2000 strong.
A gentleman, who claimed to have been an eyewitness of the fire, related the following incident to me.
This is an eye-witness report on the disputed points of this war.
Present in the province throughout the Mohammedan insurrection, he was an eye-witness of the horrors of religious warfare.
I was told by an eye-witness that on one occasion he so savagely flogged a little boy who had ventured to hang on behind the consular carriage that a Turkish gendarme intervened.
The following, by an eye-witness, is a condensed account of the transactions in the assembly upon the occasion of formally announcing this result.
I happened at the time to be talking about a certain tennis tournament with a man who had been an eye-witness.
When Austria rose against Napoleon, he started for the seat of war and was soon the happy eye-witness of the Austrian victory at Aspern, in May, 1809.
But, indeed, there are such monstrous things done in both, that if one had not been an Eye-witness of them, one could not believe that such Matters had really been exhibited.
I shall conclude this Paper with an Adventure which I was myself an Eye-witness of very lately.
Moore, a medical gentleman attached to the expedition, and who was himself an eyewitness of the whole murderous scene.
Greatrakes the fragrant and miraculous, had also been an eye-witness of this miracle, and was able to give Lady Conway and her guests the fullest information.
Of this incident in its main features I was an eye-witness.
He had been an eye-witness to many outrages inflicted on his fellow-men.
Paul and himself in the first person plural, are the work of an eye-witness, and that most of the important facts in the later chapters are from the same source.
I have heard many stories of their boldness, to some instances of which I have been an eye-witness.
Is it not written large in the Book of the Deeds of Appleboro, and have I not heard it by word of mouth from many a raving eye-witness? Does not Dr.

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