Provident is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROVIDENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• seeing beforehand, and providing for the future
• making or indicative of timely preparation for the future
• Foreseeing wants and making provision to supply them; prudent in preparing for future exigencies; cautious; economical; -- sometimes followed by of; as, aprovident man; an animal provident of the future.
• providing carefully for the future
• careful in regard to your own interests
• thrifty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• making provision for the futur; prudent

Words related to PROVIDENT

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Words that contain PROVIDENT

improvident19 providently20 unprovident17 providential18 improvidently24 providentially23

How to use PROVIDENT in a sentence

• The card bore the name of the nominal president of the Consolidated Provident Savings Company, which was one of the numerous schemes that Judge Hildreth had on hand.
• I awoke in broad daylight, and when my wits came back to me, I saw I was in a tent of skins, with my limbs unbound, and a pitcher of water beside me placed by some provident hand.
• They are no more provident now, however, than they were at first, for, after having given up the old house, they have no new one to move into.
• For us he hath cared with a most provident solicitude.
• Like the provident miss she was she turned the wick down after lighting in order that the chimney might heat slowly.
• Our experience ought to satisfy us that our progress under the most correct and provident policy will not be exempt from danger.
• And no laws can make many persons managing or provident.
• But it seems as if only the tolerably well-to-do have the heart to be provident and self-denying.
• This, under his circumstances was a proper and provident resolution to make.
• A plebeian regularity had made him uncomfortably provident.
• At all times he was a provident and wakeful sea king who knew his ship through and through.
• The provident features of the English trades-unions are commonly overlooked, and yet it is precisely in these provident features that their main development has been reached.
• Age is provident because the less future we have the more we fear it.
• These Indians are not, of course, particularly provident.
• In all ways Rogers was thoughtful and decent, far-sighted and provident.
• They will produce a list that would delight the heart of a provident director of a life-insurance company.
• More provident than we they had lunch with them, and brought it in here, intending to eat it.
• There are over 200 registered provident societies in the country.
• Besides, do you know that unlike Scaramouche I have been oddly provident? I am the owner of a little farm in Saxony.
• A loud and shrill voice, which sounds clearly denotes a person provident, sagacious, true and ingenious, but withal capricious, vain, glorious and too credulous.
• People do not become rich because the poor in large numbers go away, but because they have been lucky, or provident, or more commonly both.
• He was provident, and he lay in wait for more than one of the laws of nature, to frustrate them.
• From every provident point of view his mother was so undoubtedly right, that he was not without a sickness of heart in finding he could shake her.
• The child grew up surrounded by old men, who smiled at her and made themselves mothers for her sake, all three equally attentive and provident.
• We had more bread than we could eat for the present, and were more liberal than provident.
• The sea is provident for the bird and the fish alone.
• Let us now take a view of that system of mineral economy, in which may be perceived every mark of order and design, of provident wisdom and benevolence.
• A watchful and provident Government really acts as an incentive to each individual.
• But for you, my sons, your father not without thought hath formed many provident plans, with the assistance of the Gods.
• But in order to enable Parliament to answer all these ends of provident and beneficent superintendence, her powers must be boundless.
• He has not the energy of the Englishman, or the elastic spring of the American, but he is far more saving and much more provident.
• He had not been very provident, and Sibylla had not been provident at all.
• Now she fronted the truth, that between the selfish rapture of lovers Heaven slips a child, smiling at the rapture, provident for the race.
• The provident John Stebbins had laid in more candles, and they found an old table and had a merry feast.
• The great creditors are savings-banks, insurance companies, widows and orphans, and provident farmers, and business men on a small scale.

Similar words containing PROVID without suffix ent

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