Intractable is valid Scrabble Word

Is intractable a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for INTRACTABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

unmanageable, also UNTRACTABLE
hard to control or deal with
(of a person) difficult or stubborn.
Not tractable; not easily governed, managed, or directed; indisposed to be taught, disciplined, or tamed; violent; stubborn; obstinate; refractory; as, an intractable child.
not tractable; difficult to manage or mold
unmanageable

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

not easily governed, managed, or directed

Words related to INTRACTABLE

intractably18 unmanageable17

Words that contain INTRACTABLE

intractableness19

How to use INTRACTABLE in a sentence

Death, sickness, loss of property, and despair of the future now rendered the Athenians angry and intractable to the last degree.
In the hands of the church, which wished to mould him into a Christian knight, the feudal baron was a very intractable individual.
She grew steadily wilder and after a few days so intractable with her that Mr.
He was capricious and intractable, complaining of Toni and the other two officials because they were not hastening repairs on the vessel.
My attendant and his relatives were very kind and very patient, for I was still intractable.
Yet, as we ponder its intricate drama, we are faced with several intractable issues.
No poet has evinced a more despotic mastery over intractable materials, or has been more successful in clothing what is common with the dignity of his art.
He had faced a thousand horrible and intractable diseases with a thousand appliances and with an army of assistants and trained nurses under him.
The stubborn, intractable creature was at his feet.
He was sometimes disobedient, often intractable, in no way different from thousands of other farm boys of those days or these.

That was no era of toleration, but of fierce, intractable dogma.
Then, when he found he was alone, he cursed volubly at the intractable shirt.
The Low Countries, in spite of Philip, Alva, and the Inquisition, remained intractable.
So scrupulously had he been courteous to that intractable veteran that Buxton had no doubt in his own mind that the colonel looked upon him as the model officer of the regiment.
This man, who was extremely kind in the intercourse of life, became madly intractable toward those who did not agree with him.
Even his beard, scant and touched with gray, was intractable.
His Projectile was proving intractable to the laws of gravitation.
Here, the bargaining of Daland and Vanderdecken is a very intractable incident, and in trying to make the best of it he made the worst.
He was not popular in Ohio, but he was respected for his sharp tongue, subtle brain, and intractable honesty.
Their neighbors, the Pararauates, are intractable, wandering savages, roaming through the forest and sleeping in hammocks slung to the trees.
Notwithstanding this soothing address, the national resentment continued to rage, and the parliament seemed altogether intractable.
The queen, finding the intractable humor of the commons, thought proper to dissolve the parliament.
Withering tells of a child, aged six years, who was thus cured of an obstinate and otherwise intractable skin disease.
Hardcastle therein proclaimed himself as having a specialty for the reduction and reform of intractable young gentlemen, and they had consigned Leonard to his establishment.
In its broad features the system of Russia varies from that of Spain only in being more rigorous and intractable still.
In the first place I have as a precaution shut up at Rueil, near me, under my own eyes, within reach of my hand, the two most intractable ones.
A fierce bull-dog intractable to all others, to her was docile and obedient.
The Khasis are excellent labourers, and cheerful and willing, but they at once resent bad treatment, and are then intractable and hard to manage.
In this respect the subject will be found somewhat intractable.
A fierce and intractable nature, for otherwise Kate Cumberland could not dread him.
Thus the world, though called illusory, is not wholly intractable.
As in the great world, a single intractable spirit might have produced a heap of confusion, and it was the purpose of the organization to bring each into harmony with the whole.
This is felt with a special sharpness in the moral life, where the irreconcilable demands of natural self-interest and of Spirit assume their most intractable shape.

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