Intermittent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERMITTENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• An intermittent fever or disease.
ADJECTIVE:
• coming and going at intervals
• occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady
• Coming and going at intervals; alternating; recurrent; periodic; as, an intermittent fever.
• stopping and starting at irregular intervals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• coming and going at intervals; not continuous; occasional

Words related to INTERMITTENT

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How to use INTERMITTENT in a sentence

• There, where the strength of one or two hundred men can be applied to one and the same effort, the labor is not intermittent, but continuous.
• At one spot only an intermittent line appeared to have been cut through the rugged spurs which ran down to the river.
• What should make its shores unhealthy I can not see, yet they who inhabit them are much subject to intermittent fevers.
• The wind, sharp, intermittent and bringing with it now and then a flurry of snow, flapped their clothes about them.
• The health of Lieutenant Walter continues to cause us grave anxiety, the young man being weakened by attacks of intermittent fever.
• If delayed marriage in the interest of the individual and the State is right, marriage with intermittent restraint is in the same interest, and can as easily be defended.
• By this time the intermittent sound of music had grown insistent and continuous.
• Daughter, he has the bilious intermittent fever, the legacy of all his fathers.
• Vesuvius was now and then lighting up the clouds with its intermittent flame.
• Each of these serves admirably against intermittent fever and ague, instead of quinine.
• When he waked it was almost seven and the intermittent sounds of early morning came through the closed doors, as though the city stirred but had not wakened.
• Gray, had been the object of his intermittent appeals for funds to meet pressing needs.
• It would seem that each separate formation, like the whole pile of formations in any country, has generally been intermittent in its accumulation.
• It would be more likely to confirm your intermittent states.
• Its ringing was no more than an intermittent rattle.
• No sound could be heard save the intermittent roar of the magnificent breakers that beat on the Bell Rock.
• There is a close connection in character between mud volcanoes and those intermittent boiling springs named geysers.
• And the intermittent breeze, as it waned or strengthened, carried delicate perfumes to and fro.
• By George! Joining the sharp monotony of the clock was another sound, softer, intermittent.
• The green glass obtained in this flame, if sufficiently saturated, can be rendered black by an intermittent flame, but it has under these circumstances no enameline appearance.
• A saturated bead assumes a blue enamel-like appearance under an intermittent flame.
• Alas! the intermittent fever was taking its hot fit again.

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