Pascal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASCAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a unit of pressure, one newton per square meter
• a high-level structured computer programming language used for teaching and general programming.
• a unit of pressure equal to one newton per square meter
• French mathematician and philosopher and Jansenist; invented an adding machine; contributed (with Fermat) to the theory of probability (1623-1662)
• a programing language designed to teach programming through a top-down modular approach
• unit of pressure

Words related to PASCAL

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Words that contain PASCAL

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How to use PASCAL in a sentence

• Fortunately for Spain, Pope Pascal II, in answer to the representations of Alfonso, declared that the proper post of every Spaniard was at home, and there were his true enemies.
• Nor was he a religious genius, like Thomas a Kempis, Anselm, and Pascal.
• No one abuses Pascal or Augustine, and yet the theological views of all these are substantially the same.
• Pascal was working with the serenity of perfect joy.
• Pascal, moved to pity, had tried to cure him, and had abandoned the hopeless task only after he had kept him with him for nearly a year, fearing the companionship for Clotilde.
• Pascal and Clotilde returned peacefully to La Souleiade, and spent a delightful evening there.
• On the very first evening on which Clotilde, accompanied by Martine, attended the sermon, Pascal noticed her feverish excitement when she returned.
• Pascal dropped into a chair, and asked himself what was the use of struggling, since the only beings he loved allied themselves against him.
• During all this time Pascal suffered terribly, without making any complaint.
• Martine tells me that Pascal is possessed with a devil.
• Then Pascal, dropping into a rickety chair, hid his face in his hands, as if to shut out the light of day, and burst into great sobs.
• In the old quarter a woman whom Pascal was attending informed him that Valentin had just died.
• Pascal entered the room, followed by Felicite and Clotilde.
• From this day Pascal and Clotilde went to visit their sick side by side, filled with greater pity than ever.
• In the midst of their tender raptures neither Pascal nor Clotilde thought any more of the want which was impending.
• But this Pascal refused to do, determined that Clotilde should have something more than the potatoes and water which awaited them.
• But Pascal and Clotilde cried out at this, as much excited as if it had been proposed to them to put an end to some aged relative who was not dying fast enough.
• But while her kindness and tenderness made the thought of her departure only the more cruel for Pascal, he felt every day more and more strongly the necessity for it.
• Suddenly Pascal became aware that he was standing alone upon the platform, while the train was disappearing around a bend in the road.
• It seemed to her at times as if Pascal were living here still, for she had changed nothing of their former manner of living.
• Pascal had corrected her heredity, and she lived over again the slow evolution, the struggle between the fantastic and the real in her.
• This was the epoch of her struggles with Pascal, of the torture which she had caused him, planning to destroy the work of his genius.
• Whenever he had a great personality to deal with, such as Origen, Grotius, or Pascal, or, in a quite different way, Voltaire, he rose to the full height of his powers.
• Pascal, felt but little of the inward strength of sin.
• Early the next morning she and Canon Pascal went to the hovel inhabited by Jean Merle, but found it deserted and locked up.
• At last the veil of wit and laughter is entirely removed, and Pascal bursts forth into the full fury of invective.
• The sixteenth century gave us a Montaigne, and the seventeenth century a Pascal.
• Like Pascal, Amiel was a thinker interested above all in the soul of man.
• Close as they now were to the finish, Pascal had no thought of permitting defeat to come to his crew.
• Naturally enough, no will being found, his effects were all administered upon and Pascal was sold with the farm.

Similar words containing PASC without suffix al

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