Lessens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LESSENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LESSEN, to make or become less
• make or become less; diminish

Words related to LESSENS

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How to use LESSENS in a sentence

• One Case where contrary Experience lessens not the Testimony.
• This is a fact which somewhat lessens the obscurity of the subject.
• But, the enormity of the articles lessens not the obligation of a compact.
• The removal of such material lessens the fire danger in the forest.
• That his treatment is both sincere and careful hardly lessens my feeling that the whole attempt is one to be deplored.
• Alcohol increases sexual desire, lessens sexual ability, and lowers the sense of responsibility.
• His facility of production lessens the effect of, and hangs as a dead weight upon, what he produces.
• It therefore lessens the inconvenience, delay and consequent expense to which travelers were formerly subjected.
• As pinching off the tender tops of the shoots lessens the fruitfulness of the vines, we only recommend this procedure where there is a large plantation.
• It lessens, too, the burdens which may be placed upon them by outside action if they can refuse this or that because they are under orders as to hours.
• It is desirable to have electricity used by a practised hand, but of late I have found that intelligent nurses may suffice, and this, of course, materially lessens the cost.
• So far also, then, it lessens the capital of the nation.
• It is whatever lessens the fruition of life, prevents the fulfillment of function, contracts or mars the realization of universal order in the consciousness of a living being.
• Lombard, of the University of Michigan, finds that tobacco lessens the power of the voluntary muscles, presumably because of the depressing effect on the central nervous system.
• It signally lessens the frequency and force of the spasmodic attacks, besides diminishing the sickness.
• Soul compared to Heat and Light, which neither lessens nor divides its own essence, 852-m.
• The thickness at the gill cover is greater than that of the body, which lessens very gradually to the end of the tail.
• The strong outset from the estuary during the rainy season materially lessens the strain upon the cables of ships caught there by a gale.
• It lessens the time required, but the result is less satisfactory.
• The juicy ones act as dilutents, and their free use lessens the desire for alcohol and other stimulants.
• Every habit formed lessens the likelihood of any other response coming in that particular situation.
• But, for all that, longing eyes watch the rapid motion of the vessel as it lessens in the distance, and many a prayer is wafted to its white sails by the sighing night-wind.
• There is a sharp, rapid interchange of shots, and then the fire gradually lessens and dies away, and the position is captured.
• When in old age the vigor of the mind lessens, the engraving wears out and names are hard to recall, since there is no other clue to them than this engraved record.
• It is also necessary that these clothes should not contain any pockets, as this lessens the chance of matches or steel implements being taken upon the danger area.
• As old age advances, the food-demand lessens naturally.

Similar words containing LESSEN without suffix s

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