Fain is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Spenser) to feign
• With joy; gladly; -- with wold.
• To be glad ; to wish or desire.
• desire
ADVERB:
• gladly
• in a willing manner
ADJECTIVE:
• happy; inclined; pleased, also FAINE, FAYNE
• pleased or willing under the circumstances
• compelled by the circumstances; obliged
• Well-pleased; glad; apt; wont; fond; inclined.
• Satisfied; contented; also, constrained.
• having made preparations
• willing or eager

Words related to FAIN

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Words that contain FAIN

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How to use FAIN in a sentence

• Strike no man without need, for I would fain avoid bloodshed, but if ye do strike, strike hard, and see that there be no need to strike again.
• I would fain know why a shock and a hound are not as distinct species as a spaniel and an elephant.
• Even his grandmother was fain to admit that Maulevrier was improved, and that Mr.
• Smithson had business on shore, and was fain to leave the yacht for an hour or two before dinner.
• After a prolonged struggle the Kshatriyas were fain to acknowledge their inferiority.
• There was no remedy, however, and we were fain to make the best of circumstances.
• They would fain see you, as ye may not doubt, and they do beg my lady that she come with you, when the winter hath taken an end.
• Her father bade her kiss him, but when she gazed upon him, he seemed so fearful that she had fain left it undone.
• Those without would now fain be with their friends within, but at the entrance towers they found small gain.
• In this way do they destroy the peace of one and all of us, so that I am fain to be able to express my grief to your sacred and royal Majesty.
• The marvel of the infinite number of stars is not so marvellous as the rationality that fain would comprehend them.
• Oh! I would I were cured for the sake of my father, who lives solely for me as I live by him and for him, and then for my son, to whom I would fain be a real mother.
• Fain would he insure his life on the Tipperary Tables.
• His action was a bomb, and a bomb thrown from a hand which Moors End had been fain to think was or might be friendly.
• It would seem, indeed, as if for Felix Mendelssohn time was as truly elastic as some other busy folk would fain have it to be.
• I saw abundance of parrots, and fain would I have caught one, if possible, to have kept it to be tame, and taught it to speak to me.
• I would fain be at some place of worship, said Sir Arthur, that I might rest me.
• Sometimes in those high tides of feeling in our souls we feel that we would fain pour out the sensations of the overflowing heart.
• The refuse of the unclean man they fain would eat, but this is changed and lost before it can be eaten.
• Such reports were very acceptable to those who for political purposes would fain have seen somewhat of stronger feeling against the Duke.
• Fain would I turn to the most interesting of all subjects.

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