Pervades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERVADES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERVADE, to permeate the whole
• (especially of a smell) spread through and be perceived in every part of
• be present and apparent throughout
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to spread through every part of

Words related to PERVADES

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How to use PERVADES in a sentence

• Equally gratifying is it to witness the increased harmony of opinion which pervades our Union.
• Though this principle does not run through all the powers delegated to the Union, yet it pervades and governs those on which the efficacy of the rest depends.
• In literary style the passage displays the uncertain hand of youth, and in a translation something is lost of the charm of simplicity which pervades the original.
• An air of all but fabulous antiquity pervades them, greater perhaps than pervades the legends of any other north European people.
• The irresistible, universal, automatic tendency to find sweet pleasure somewhere, which pervades all life, from the meanest to the highest, had at length mastered Tess.
• A deep sense of gratitude to Jehovah for deliverance pervades them.
• But greater than the building is the spirit that pervades it.
• She is actually on the stage in five of the acts, and her spirit pervades the other two, the second and the sixth.
• It is chiefly valuable, however, from the sentiment that pervades it.
• More likely perhaps, it could be the result of the editorial confusion which also pervades the compilation of the cast list.
• Added to this power of pathos and sentiment is the deep religious feeling which pervades every work of his pencil, whatever be its outward form.
• One sentiment in respect to them pervades the whole community, and that a sentiment of aversion.
• A profoundly ethical character pervades the scheme, and the great stamp of law is over it all.
• When an idea pervades a book and constitutes its character, detached passages constitute a very small part of the evidence of its being inculcated.
• The feeling of the marvellous pervades the book from beginning to end.
• This is the vein of thought that pervades the memorandum before us.
• Among these the first place was held by Hippolyte de Seyres, whose figure pervades the earliest developments of the genius of Vauvenargues.
• The great merit of all descriptive poetry consists in the unity of feeling which pervades it.
• The tone which pervades the concluding novel of the series is taken as the tone which pervades the two which preceded it.
• This feeling of deliverance pervades the most lowly.
• An atmosphere of serenity pervades the scene, which conveys a sense of personal tranquillity and calm.
• The strongest natures receive the strongest impressions, and the most marked individuality pervades the character which is yet the clearest and best defined type of its own age.
• There is no unpleasant smell, and all the processes are so neat and exquisite that an air of elegance pervades the whole.
• Beautiful, yet I am free from that all-conscious air which pervades the average beauty.
• Strange as such a notion may appear to modern scientific thought, it really pervades ordinary language.
• Those who have read the speeches of the Duke, will have remarked the intensely British feeling that pervades them.
• The patriotic enthusiasm, however, upon which it is borne, the lyrical strain which pervades it, yield their true effect.
• But, great as it was, it was not sufficient to prevent the wide-spread discontent which now pervades the section.

Similar words containing PERVADE without suffix s

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