Peruse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERUSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to read
• read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way
• examine carefully or at length
• read in a careful or leisurely manner
• To observe; to examine with care.
• To read through; to read carefully.
• examine or consider with attention and in detail

Words related to PERUSE

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Words that contain PERUSE

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How to use PERUSE in a sentence

• Every Martial can write at least as quickly as he can speak, and can read the written character more rapidly than the quickest eye can peruse the best Terrestrial print.
• Steadman went over to the livery stable to find a quiet, clover-scented corner in which he might peruse his paper.
• Smithson peruse her countenance in the hope of seeing that she was impressed by the splendour of his surroundings, and by the power of the man who commanded such splendour.
• In the wish that readers in vaster numbers than usual may peruse the winged words of the illustrious journalist, Mr.
• A Beau may peruse his Cravat after it is worn out, with greater Pleasure and Advantage than ever he did in a Glass.
• Some of the best of these the student should peruse, as soon as he can understand and relish them.
• This sympathy comes to us, however, as we peruse the Everhard Manuscript.
• He hopes that the effect which these facts have had upon his mind, will be produced upon the minds of all who may peruse these pages.
• The reader who will do me the favour to peruse the succeeding chapter, will learn the result of this resolution.
• He that shall peruse the political pamphlets of any past reign, will wonder why they were so eagerly read, or so loudly praised.
• Any reader, so intense will become his interest, who shall peruse the first chapter, will find it difficult to lay the book aside before all its contents shall have been devoured.
• This epistle was sent with the prayer that Earl Bathurst would peruse it, and grant the requests of the writer.
• The Governor-General may like to peruse these letters, and I send them.
• To read but one of the verses of My Revelation is better than to peruse the Scriptures of both the former and latter generations.
• He took a still longer time to peruse its contents.
• Dease and his colleague will ever be a subject of admiration to those who peruse the narrative of their adventures.
• Since he had arrived at an age to think for himself, he had rejected the Bible, and never troubled himself to peruse its pages.
• Men that look upon my outside, and who peruse only my conditions and my fortunes, do err in my altitude.
• My readers will hardly have begun to laugh before they will be called upon to correct that levity and peruse me with a more serious air.
• I trust that all who peruse this volume will find it equally to their liking.
• Peruse carefully the San Francisco University Journal that the truth may be revealed to thee.
• I am gratified to peruse the able and masterly work of my dear fellow-worker, Mr.
• You can peruse it upon the journey, and remember that we can, at all times, bring a hundred witnesses, if necessary, to prove that you are who you declare yourself to be.
• Those who are curious as to what they should read in the region of pure literature will do well to peruse Mr.
• To realize this horror, this worse than Pharaoh plague, you must either try a season of farming or peruse octavo volumes on Insects injurious to Vegetation, fully illustrated.
• I no sooner began to peruse Books of this Nature, but I found my Pulse was irregular, and scarce ever read the Account of any Disease that I did not fancy my self afflicted with.
• Fox once urged members of Parliament to peruse the speech on Conciliation again and again, to study it, to imprint it on their minds, to impress it on their hearts.
• In the previous stories of this series, the reader who may have been fortunate enough to peruse them has come to know both Hugh and Bud pretty well.
• However, it proved to be merely a second letter, in writing that was strange to me, and which with some curiosity I proceeded to peruse.
• But a note that caught her eye lying on the table she paused to open and hastily peruse.
• He left the breakfast-parlour to peruse it alone, and it was long before he returned to his family.
• She must peruse those beloved words when she was alone and quite sure of being undisturbed.
• The Attorney moved away and entered his private office, and seating himself in his old leathern chair, commenced in a methodical way to open and peruse his letters.
• Hill was in the habit of writing, always gave her much pleasure to peruse.
• I do not know that any will peruse these pages except you, my friend, who will receive them at my death.

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