Momentous is valid Scrabble Word

Is momentous a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for MOMENTOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of great consequence
of great importance or significance, especially in having a bearing on future events
of great significance
Of moment or consequence; very important; weighty; as, a momentous decision; momentous affairs.
of very great significance

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

important, consequential

Words related to MOMENTOUS

momentously18 momentousness17

Words that contain MOMENTOUS

immomentous17 momentously18 momentousness17 momentousnesses19

How to use MOMENTOUS in a sentence

But that little brush under the trees on that windy May morning was to have momentous consequences, for it was the beginning of the struggle which drenched the continent in blood.
Now he would soon reach the Old Country, he felt he had made a momentous plunge.
He was terribly in earnest, as if he believed everything he said, and that what he said were most momentous truths.
But an emergency of this momentous import must be discussed in plain terms, however disconcerting the details, and Mrs.
Then, lighting a cigar, he sat down beside the open window and began to wonder how the momentous meeting with Esther could be best arranged.
An oppressive sense of my own insufficiency for so momentous a work, came over me, as it had done before, but never in such overwhelming power.
I know of no more imposing and momentous transaction in the vast scroll of the history of human government.
He clutched it, swayed it through a momentous arc, hurled it violently into the empty fireplace.
The full effect of this momentous change was not to be felt for a generation, but the immediate effect was an agricultural panic apparently justified by falling prices.
Momentous decisions are made, far-reaching actions are determined upon, primarily by the force of suggestion.

How great men not only made momentous decisions but created means to carry them out.
That momentous declaration was not made for a good many years after our Gen.
His merciful zeal communicated itself to his subordinates, and the war, so long dreaded, whose consequences were so momentous, ended in a hundred days.
But this momentous question, like a fire-bell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror.
All of which trivial matter combined to the making of momentous matter, momentous in the future for Susan and David.
Probably no gathering of statesmen ever had more momentous questions to consider.
Late that afternoon Milly met her husband in a frame of mind much more serene than it was before she saw the Reddons, and told him her momentous news.
For the world there has been no day so momentous for liberty.
So momentous an affair could not be concluded without consulting Overbury, with whom Rochester was accustomed to share all his secrets.
Adams rarely betrayed any deep emotion on any public occasion, however momentous.
Mary was again in trouble, and the momentous affairs resting on her young shoulders seemed to have put Max out of her mind.
Sue watched him silently and placidly, just as she had done throughout this momentous interview, which was, of a truth, the starting point of her independent life.
She travelled into Sussex and stayed for a few nights at the inn whither Henry Thresk had come years before on his momentous holiday.
But this tour was chiefly momentous to me because at Pittsburg I was married for the third time, and married to an American.
Butt in the drama was vehement and momentous, it was nevertheless so brief that a description of Mrs.
When his art fails, if his necessity still presses, he appeals to magic, and he prays when he no longer can control the event, provided this event is momentous to him.
The non-representative side of human perception may thus be the most momentous side of it, because it represents, or even constitutes, the man.
He had never been so far away from home, so this trip was a momentous affair.
Meantime there occurred to the boy the momentous question of clothes.
The most momentous of all his commissions, especially to his own country, was in 1587, when he destroyed a hundred ships in Cadiz Harbour.
Have we realized to ourselves the momentous consequences of such an event? When has the world seen such an event? This is a mighty empire.

Similar words containing MOMENTOU without suffix s

immomentous17 momentously18 momentousness17 momentousnesses19

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