Inflict is valid Scrabble Word

Is inflict a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is inflict valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for INFLICT in dictionary:

VERB:

to impose on
cause (something unpleasant or painful) to be suffered by someone or something
impose something unwelcome on
impose (something unpleasant) on
To give, cause, or produce by striking, or as if by striking; to apply forcibly; to lay or impose; to send; to cause to bear, feel, or suffer; as, to inflict blows; to inflict a wound with a dagger; to inflict severe pain by ingratitude; to inflict punishment on an offender; to inflict the penalty of death on a criminal.
impose something unpleasant

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cause to be endured; impose

Words related to INFLICT

inflictable18 inflicted15 inflicter14 inflicters15 inflicting16 infliction15 inflictions16 inflictive18 inflictor14 inflictors15 inflicts13

Words that contain INFLICT

inflicts13 inflicted15 inflicter14 inflictor14 inflicters15 inflicting16 infliction15 inflictive18 inflictors15 inflictable18 inflictions16

How to use INFLICT in a sentence

While one made a feint at attacking, the other expected to take advantage of an exposure and inflict a fatal blow that would send the American aeroplane whirling to death.
She reflected with horror, how much she was in his power, what ill usage he might inflict, and to what extremities he might reduce her.
But for all that she did not inflict her mood on her chums.
Offended that lady certainly was, and he even felt that she was glad of the opportunity his declaration gave her to inflict punishment upon him.
To have gotten this knowledge at all was a sordid act and to use it would be to inflict a sordid injury.
Hilary Joyce was a kind-hearted man, and his own sleep was considerably disturbed by the prospect of the punishment which he must inflict next day.
No injury that you can inflict, shall provoke me to expose you or myself to unnecessary evil.
In this manner they are able to inflict great injury without suffering much themselves.
We had the bed of the river, from whence we could not inflict such losses as would compel the enemy to capitulate.
Rubbing his hands with glee, he determined to let the two animals walk headlong into his power, and then inflict upon them some terrible revenge.

Exercise the utmost care, and day and night be on your guard, that thereby the tyrant may inflict no harm.
But he never launched a shaft that he might inflict a sting.
The gnawing worm of remorse must inflict on him the agonies of despair, but conscious innocence illumined my dungeon with hope.
Such a blow, as they might inflict, would spread terror among all the northwestern tribes and save Kentucky from many another raid.
It was a busy night for everybody, and my one consolation was in planning the dreadful tortures I would inflict on the whole population of Cuneo if I were King of Italy.
It is not possible really to punish, that is, to inflict suffering without hate or fear.
Our most customary actions are rendered possible by forces and conditions that inflict weariness at times upon all, and cost the lives of many.
The real evils of life, of which we so loudly complain, are few in number, compared to the daily, hourly pangs we inflict on one another.
I order all his soldiers to regard, consider, and obey him as their leader, and observe his orders, under such penalties as he may inflict.
A command is the signification of a desire or wish, accompanied with the power and the purpose to inflict evil if that desire is not complied with.
As the usual punishment within their power to inflict was not applicable in this case, the prisoner was discharged.
I willingly submit to any punishment your Eminence may please to inflict upon me.
As an act of revenge against a man whom he hated, he accomplished nothing, for he did not inflict upon Mr.
He menaces them with the terrible revenge that his friends will inflict by way of retaliation.
The suffering which Lapham must inflict on him if he decided against him had been more to her apprehension than the harm he might do if he decided for him.
Yet modern practice provides opportunities for a telephone system to inflict damage upon itself in that way.
On the 10th, I was obliged to inflict a punishment of forty lashes on one of the convicts, for making use of very threatening and seditious language.

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