Perils is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERILS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERIL, to put in danger, also IMPERIL
• expose to danger; threaten
NOUN:
• serious and immediate danger
• the risks or difficulties that arise from a particular situation or activity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to imperil

Words related to PERILS

peril7 periled10 periling11 perilled11 perilling12 perils8

Words that contain PERILS

apperils12 imperils12

How to use PERILS in a sentence

• And it was not long before these two perils showed head.
• It is, indeed, true that peace has its moral perils and temptations for degenerate man, as has every other blessing, without exception, that he can receive from the hand of God.
• It was as though she knew the danger of that day and would not carry Patteson and his men into the perils that lay hidden behind the beauty of that island of Nukapu.
• When Goffredo rejects the embassy of Atlete and Argante, he declares his firm intention of delivering Jerusalem in spite of overwhelming perils.
• The troops under Colonel Wrede had, as we have related, crossed the Brenner on a temporary bridge, and escaped the perils of the pass.
• Not long since I passed half an hour on the terrace, an amused witness of the perils of a voyage across the Seine in a punt.
• Part of these, after escaping many perils, arrived safely to the king.
• France was about to take farewell of Napoleon on the eve of a campaign of which the meanest citizen foresaw the perils.
• So hard is it to realize our perils, when we look back upon them.
• What was he not to you? For whose sake did he expose himself to the direst perils? His blood flowed, his wounds were healed for you alone.
• At the end of the next three hours I had been through perils so awful that all peace of mind and all cheerfulness were gone from me.
• The process is full of embarrassments, difficulties, and perils.
• After having experienced the perils of the other trail, this one seemed tame.
• How can I do anything to harm him? I know so little about business and its perils, while papa thinks there may be terrible dangers ahead for every one.
• I undertook the mission willingly enough, for by this time I was pretty well used to night riding through a country beset with perils, and rather enjoyed it.
• They have conducted it through many perils, and generally with great success.
• So, having discussed the perils of the immediate future, they had done all it was in their power to do to prepare for them.
• The growth of American shipping during the years 1794-1810 is almost incredible in face of the obstacles put in its path by hostile enactments and the perils of the war.
• And in all their efforts in this direction they manifested a marked willingness to encounter perils either by land or water, by day or by night, to obtain their God-given rights.
• There are perils in the height that are not perils on the earth.
• To encounter the perils of a pioneer to such a country required men of iron nerve.
• A new confidence filled my veins as I strode along, though the perils to which I was advancing were not a whit less than those I had just escaped.
• She had been told terrible stories by her mother and her elder brother, about the perils that beset young girls who ran away from good respectable homes.

Similar words containing PERIL without suffix s

peril7 apperil11 imperil11 periled10 perilla9 apperill12 apperils12 imperils12 periling11 perillas10 perilled11 perilous10 perilune10 apperills13 imperiled14 perilling12 perilunes11 perilymph21 imperiling15 imperilled15 perilously15 perilymphs22 slipperily17 unperilous12 imperilling16 imperilment17 imperilments18 perilousness14 perilousnesses16

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