Perchance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERCHANCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• By chance; perhaps; peradventure.
ADVERB:
• by chance, as it may happen
• by some chance; perhaps
• through chance,
• perhaps
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• perhaps, possibly

Words related to PERCHANCE

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How to use PERCHANCE in a sentence

• She hath driven John to sea and perchance to death.
• You may think perchance that I think you are in love.
• Harrod finally died alone in the wilderness, nor was it ever certainly known whether he was killed by Indian or white man, or perchance by some hunted beast.
• Perchance I might be the first to catch sight of the smoke of a squadron heading for the island.
• He dreaded the curious gaze of the other birds, who would find his beauty dimmed, and would scorn, perchance, the faded glory which they had once held in awe.
• Perchance some knowledge of his peril would reach the ears of Lord Culverhouse, and he would come to his aid.
• Marie might have escaped the slaughter as I had done, and if so, after all our troubles perchance many years of life and happiness awaited us.
• Perchance he may prove useful to us or we may adopt him as a son.
• Clara speculated as to whether Miss Dale might be perchance a person of a certain liberty of mind.
• Where are the swallows fled? Frozen and dead Perchance upon some bleak and stormy shore.
• Methinks that, while fifty men would not succeed in getting through to the army, two might, perchance, manage to do so.
• He eagerly watched the fuse of war if perchance he might foresee from the consequent explosion the termination of Anglo-Saxon prejudice.
• And of everything that he met he made inquiry if perchance they had seen his mother.
• They spared many of their own lives, and, perchance others of greater value to the world, by ceasing to paddle.
• He deemed, perchance, he was with the Quorn or the Baron’s.
• If Jinnosuke can be taken by your person, perchance he will devote his time to home and the farm work, now so irksome to his father.
• Perchance, God will remove this strife and warfare of thousands of years.
• The padre will sometimes have difficult and perchance dangerous work allotted to him, such as carrying messages under fire, or tending wounded men in exposed places.
• The labours of the dark, black years between 1825 and 1830 might now perchance see the light.
• Then there came a vision to me, a vision that was sent in answer to my prayer, or, perchance, it was a madness born of my sorrows.
• It was not an ethereal joy welcoming new souls to struggle, perchance to victory.
• And here, perchance, the reader observes that we make but slight progress towards a solution of the inquiry proposed some pages back.
• Had her mother lived, perchance Marie had never been exposed to the dangers of an introduction to the world.
• Thus he may look at mine, as I at his, And think of me, if he perchance forgot.
• Perchance the jealous mists are but the screen That veils the fairy coast we would explore.

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