Inclement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCLEMENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• severe, stormy
• (of the weather) unpleasantly cold or wet
• (of weather) stormy or severe
• Not clement; destitute of a mild and kind temper; void of tenderness; unmerciful; severe; harsh.
• Physically severe or harsh (generally restricted to the elements or weather); rough; boisterous; stormy; rigorously cold, etc.; as, inclement weather.
• (of weather or climate) severe
• used of persons or behavior; showing no clemency or mercy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lacking mildness; as archaic; severe in temper or action; unmerciful; physically sever; stormy

Words related to INCLEMENT

inclemency19 inclemently18

Words that contain INCLEMENT

inclemently18 inclementness17 inclementnesses19

How to use INCLEMENT in a sentence

• All of the games on the schedule were not played because of inclement weather.
• He thought of clement weather as being smooth and even, but of inclement, severe, stormy, tempestuous, or violent weather as being full of projections to rend and harass one.
• A heavy snowfall now tempered the inclement air, and turned the leafless park into a fairy vision.
• He is of the Palouse Snake Indians, and though he has a comfortable house, he never sleeps there, but goes to the tepee, no matter how inclement the weather.
• The operation was rendered possible at this inclement season by its being confined to a beaten road and in the vicinity of human habitations.
• Attracted during his travels to the religious life, he secluded himself in a lonely spot in inclement Pontus.
• It is only in inclement seasons that they take contentedly to the poultry-yards.
• The state of the elements was exceedingly favorable to the holding of such an exercise in the open air at a season generally so inclement.
• But he had taken severe colds by thin clothing and exposure to inclement weather.
• The electric light and the inclement gaze of society rained down cruelly upon that defenceless head.
• The snows were deep in winter and the weather was inclement.
• The children, notwithstanding the inclement temperature, were in the cool and airy costume common to the rising generation in the East.
• Smaller and ever smaller species have been developed by natural selection to suit the peculiarities of these inclement spots.
• Carr in the inclement night, and saw him off by a Great-Western train.
• In our climates during the inclement season, the sky is almost constantly overspread by a thick curtain of clouds.
• Onward, till the stunted tree Gains a loftier majesty, And the curling smoke-wreaths rise Under less inclement skies.
• As the year, advanced, the calamities of an inclement season and a deficient harvest were added to a general stagnation of trade and commerce.
• The dreary plateau was once more the abode of the weary and suffering soldiers during the inclement period which terminated the year in the Crimea.
• The fourth of March is at an inclement season, and is apt to be an inclement day, and it may come on Saturday or Sunday or Monday.
• Some years ago, I spent a few weeks of inclement weather in a beautiful village in southern Georgia.
• At the moment when the weather is most inclement, provisions dearest, and rents highest, he turns him off to starve.
• But it afforded no security against inclement weather, and this we were soon to experience.
• The weather, too, was inclement and stormy beyond anything that had been known before.
• She foresaw ruin for herself in this London, inclement, misty and inscrutable.
• The tenants of Granite House could appreciate the advantages of a dwelling which sheltered them from the inclement weather.
• Word had been sent to all the churches in this and adjacent counties, and hundreds who were preparing to attend the funeral were disappointed by the inclement weather.
• We are here, a vast multitude of men, women, and children in a very inclement season of the year, under rain and through mud.
• The march was rapid and fatiguing, occupying three days of weather unusually cold and inclement.
• In northern latitudes especially it is the wind which makes the climate seem so inclement.
• That vast audience paying an admission fee on an inclement evening to attend the closing-exercises gives evidence of the strong hold LeMoyne Institute has on the people.
• Edwards, of Campbell County, marched 150 miles in inclement weather, over the mountains, to carry information to Union troops.
• Every one who passed the imperial palace, even in the most inclement weather, was compelled to go with head uncovered.
• Probably the friends with whom they stopped thought the weather too inclement for a woman with children dependent on her support to travel.
• Frequent trips were made to the home in Rochester through the inclement weather, and toward the last of March she saw that the end was near and did not go away.

Similar words containing CLEM without suffix ent and without prefix in

clem8 clems9 clement11 clemmed14 clematis12 clemency17 clemming15 clemently16 muscleman15 musclemen15 clematises14 clemencies16 clementine14 inclemency19 clementines15 inclemently18 encirclement18 inclemencies18 encirclements19 inclementness17 inclementnesses19

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