Grasp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRASP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to seize firmly with the hand
• seize and hold firmly
• take (an opportunity) eagerly
• comprehend fully
• grip something firmly
• To seize and hold by clasping or embracing with the fingers or arms; to catch to take possession of.
• To lay hold of with the mind; to become thoroughly acquainted or conversant with; to comprehend.
• To effect a grasp; to make the motion of grasping; to clutch; to struggle; to strive.
• get the meaning of something
NOUN:
• a firm hold or grip
• A gripe or seizure of the hand; a seizure by embrace, or infolding in the arms.
• Reach of the arms; hence, the power of seizing and holding; as, it was beyond his grasp.
• Forcible possession; hold.
• Wide-reaching power of intellect to comprehend subjects and hold them under survey.
• The handle of a sword or of an oar.
• understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something
• the limit of capability
• an intellectual hold or understanding
• the act of grasping
• grip or clasp
• a person's power or capacity to attain something
• a person's understanding

Words related to GRASP

faik11 graspable14 grasped11 grasper10 graspers11 grasping12 grasps9

Words that contain GRASP

grasps9 engrasp10 grasped11 grasper10 engrasps11 graspers11 grasping12 engrasped13 graspable14 graspless12 engrasping14 graspingly17 ungraspable16 graspingness16 graspingnesses18

How to use GRASP in a sentence

• He put out his hand to grasp something, and then he was struck again.
• His knowledge was immense, his grasp of a case was an intuition.
• My answer is, that I only told them just so much as I thought their childish imaginations would grasp.
• As he worked with twitching fingers the strap escaped his grasp, and the wooden bottle fell at my feet.
• The three occupants of the Nadia staggered to their feet as the private car lunged ahead in the grasp of the big engine, increasing speed with every wheel-turn.
• There are frescoes in which, failing to grasp the significance of a form, he allows it to state a fact or suggest a situation.
• The hand of autocracy is making a final and desperate grasp upon the prerogatives of the Crown.
• The officers of the guard ran to the spot with several men, and found Private Clancy struggling and swearing in the grasp of two or three soldiers, while Mrs.
• She sees the dark arm suddenly relax its grasp of the gray form and disappear an instant.
• Now what I mainly wish to do is to help you firmly to grasp this simple principle of Cause and Effect in the spiritual world.
• These it does grasp and firmly hold, and the simple inferences are not to be removed by any amount of argument or explanation, however plausible.
• It is only when the savage ceases to be wholly an animal, and becomes a thinking human being, that number in the abstract can come within the grasp of his mind.
• To have failed when success was within his grasp seemed too terrible to think of.
• Now, at any rate, he had his nerves so well under control, and had shown such a grasp of the case, and such marked executive capacity, that on the third day after the accident Dr.
• Before they could grasp their bows, or any other weapons, the natives were upon them.
• This prevents the shaft of a tack, nail, or pin, from springing out of the grasp of the jaws, and is so efficient that it has brought certainty of grasp never before obtainable.
• Frenchmen, however, as one of their statesmen said, cannot grasp two ideas at a time, and for to-day at least the bombardment is the all-absorbing idea.
• It will take you only a few minutes to grasp the subject when you have a rifle in your hands, and your instructor is pointing out and explaining just what you should know.
• The value and possibilities of the money lay beyond his grasp, but the ethics of its disposal, from his simple childish point of view, seemed too clear for serious discussion.
• But the Bulgarian cavalry, with victory apparently within its grasp, had no intention of giving up now.
• Damon or Lieutenant Marbury could grasp any weapon with which to defend themselves, had their intentions been to do so, they were seized.
• The writing ended on the further page, but before her eyes reached the signature the letter had fallen from her grasp.
• His eyes were brown and piercing, turning perpetually this way and that, to grasp every detail of the scene around.
• Both mother and father desired to deliver their children from his grasp.
• To grasp it is to find your road to Damascus on the Irish Question.

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