Grateful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRATEFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• deeply thankful
• feeling or showing an appreciation for something done or received
• received or experienced with gratitude; welcome
• feeling or showing gratitude
• Having a due sense of benefits received; kindly disposed toward one from whom a favor has been received; willing to acknowledge and repay, or give thanks for, benefits; as, a grateful heart.
• Affording pleasure; pleasing to the senses; gratifying; delicious; as, a grateful present; food grateful to the palate; grateful sleep.
• affording comfort or pleasure

Words related to GRATEFUL

gratefuller15 gratefullest16 gratefully17 gratefulness16 gratefulnesses18 thankful18

How to use GRATEFUL in a sentence

• He was a little grateful, and she believed he would be straight now, though her opinion of him had rather gone down.
• Gray was expected home, Pearl and James waited in the big chair before the fire, which darted tongues of purple flame and gave a grateful heat, for the evening was chilly.
• She stayed several weeks in Munich and must have furnished Mozart grateful diversion from his humiliation.
• She was grateful for permission to watch by the death-bed of her child.
• Pale blue veiled in chiffon is another grateful combination.
• He made so few friends, and she was so grateful to anybody who was good to him.
• He would have liked to kiss it now, but gave a grateful glance instead to the corner in the ceiling where they sat chuckling at him.
• Howell, grateful for his kind offices in furtherance of the objects of our mission.
• Dridha-Varman was so grateful to his father-in-law for bringing his wife back to him, that he wanted him to stop at court, and said he would give him a very high position there.
• She closed her eyes languidly, grateful when the old woman went away, grateful when the darkness deepened.
• Do you think a woman is grateful to them for it? Far from it.
• With difficulty he pressed through the grateful crowd to the cathedral, where he prostrated himself before the altar, and returned thanks to God for the signal victory.
• We can hardly expect to see a satisfying performance of it on the stage of to-day, but we must be grateful for any performance, for the life of the music is in it.
• They have never had reason to feel other than grateful to God for its work.
• At any rate, I was grateful for that sleep, for without it I think that I should have gone mad.
• It was a delightful surprise when the dear old piano came with the rest of her belongings from home, but the grateful letter of thanks which Mrs.
• Morse was more cheerful and almost pathetically grateful.
• Often, however, such people were more permanently agreeable to be with than the others, in that they remained grateful.
• You see I am calm, I acknowledge that I was grateful to you for having taught me so much, and I am grateful still.
• He was very grateful for the kindly words, for he knew that they were meant and not said merely in jest.
• And thus after bidding a grateful farewell to his host, he made a quick passage and came for the second time to Jaffa.
• I am the one who ought to be grateful for your kindness, so simple and genuine in spite of your rank, which comes next after the Pope.
• We are grateful for friends far and near, and generous commendation has been pleasant to receive, whether it has been justified or not.
• She admired them, dear people, with all her warm heart and felt very grateful to them.
• And how should God go about to punish you, if ye be thankful and believe? for God is grateful and wise.
• I shall never cease to be grateful for that trying experience, because in it this new habit of a praying bent of mind formed itself.
• Should there be such another evening for me when I come to paradise, if God in His mercy brings me there, I shall be grateful, but hardly with such fresh-hearted joy.
• He was allowed to sail with his interesting passenger aboard, and I hope the latter was genuinely grateful to his heroic protector for ever after.
• Ohquamehud moved with a grave dignity to the seat he usually occupied, and his pipe presently sent grateful volumes of smoke through the cabin.

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