Incisive is valid Scrabble Word

Is incisive a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is incisive valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for INCISIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

cutting, trenchant
(of a person or mental process) intelligently analytical and clear-thinking
(of an account) accurate and sharply focused
(of an action) quick and direct
direct and forceful
Having the quality of incising, cutting, or penetrating, as with a sharp instrument; cutting; hence, sharp; acute; sarcastic; biting.
Of or pertaining to the incisors; incisor; as, the incisive bones, the premaxillaries.
having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions
suitable for cutting or piercing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

penetrating

Words related to INCISIVE

incisively18 incisiveness17 trenchant14

Words that contain INCISIVE

incisively18 incisiveness17 incisivenesses19

How to use INCISIVE in a sentence

The Epistles, which are in heroic verse, have striking passages, and the notes are of a like incisive character.
Hardy, who was in an evil temper, pitched it on to the floor and, with a few incisive remarks on levity unbecoming to age, pursued his duties in gloomy silence.
Rather it is incisive satire, with too biting an undercurrent to pass muster in the company of the genial in literature.
His language is racy and incisive, and he talks as neatly as he writes.
Her main philosophical ideas were indicated here, though not given that clear and incisive expression they afterwards received.
As time went on, his replies to Congress grew shorter and more incisive.
The whole treatment is at once delicate, incisive, tender, reserved, and dramatic.
He was noted for his analytical mind and incisive decisions.
Sebastian Evans smoked and laughed much, made incisive little observations, and drew sketches on blotting paper.
The headman delivered himself of a few incisive rasping sentences.

Yet beautiful and incisive passages are not wanting.
Each represents a different subject, a personality drawn with incisive strokes, and the whole collection overflows with life.
The climate, although chilled by recent heavy rains, is deliciously soft, and the breeze has none of that incisive quality common to the more northern hills.
His chief listened, but occasionally interrupted to ask a sharp, incisive question.
Anita in daylight was a pretty young woman, rather incisive of speech, very intelligent, having a wit without malice, charming to look at, keenly alive.
This gives us at once a simple, incisive, and absolutely inclusive method of classifying all known languages.
One day the bishop skimmed a brief incisive utterance by Sir Harry Johnston that pierced to the marrow of his own shrinking convictions.
We merely feel, instead of the incisive ring of the first group, a quieter power of soothing beauty.
At the fervent pitch a blast of trumpets rises in challenging phrase, in incisive clash of chord, with the early sense of Parnassian ascent.
Then he flung a firm, incisive, accentuated note into the midst of the choir, vivid as a spark bursting from a fire covered with ashes.
I had expected something incisive and clear-cut about him, but he was conspicuously gentle, and even deprecating in manner.
In the days of his prime he had a commanding form, a striking face and a clear, incisive style of speech.
Hitchcock, gave us one of his incisive and inspiring discourses.
Let us be instant, be incisive with our resolution, that peace may not be the mother of another war, and our own victory rout ourselves.
Alarcon is also favorably known as poet, dramatic critic, and an incisive and effective writer of general prose.
A great writer, with a wider scope and a more incisive satire, is Maria Edgeworth, whose books take us over into the nineteenth century.
With all that he was full of passion and eloquence, somewhat sarcastic at times, but witty and incisive.
His personality was so incisive that probably few were in any close or long contact with him without a good rasping now and then.
His talk was fluent, incisive, and put forward without reference to what might be the prejudices or indeed the well-based principles of his listeners.
It was a clear, peremptory voice, short, sharp, incisive, and decisive.
Descartes was far too radical and incisive a thinker, however, not to feel that it must apply throughout nature.
They are better adapted, it must be owned, to please the many than the critical few, who demand more incisive treatment and a deeper consideration of the problems of life.
The incisive critical faculty was almost entirely wanting in him.
But this incisive showing up of individuals was new and startling and effective.
And the attack of the bow on the string should be as incisive as the utterance of the first accented syllable of a spoken word.

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