Quiescence is valid Scrabble Word

Is quiescence a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
23 points in Scrabble
27 points in WWF

Definitions for QUIESCENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:

the state of being quiescent, also QUIESCENCY
Alt. of Quiescency
a state of quiet (but possibly temporary) inaction
quiet and inactive restfulness
inactivity or dormancy.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the quality or state of being quiescent

Words related to QUIESCENCE

quiescences24 quiescent20

Words that contain QUIESCENCE

quiescences24 acquiescence27 acquiescences28

How to use QUIESCENCE in a sentence

That feeble thrill had vibrated itself into quiescence.
You must study them when they have withdrawn from the throng of their fellows into the quiescence of their natural selves.
There succeeded an era of exhaustion, of quiescence, of reflection.
If only I could keep from struggling against it, and not disturb this state of quiescence.
There may be before it an active and eventful career, or it may fall back into disuse and quiescence.
Quiescence, it is to be remembered, is as frequently a sign of fear as is movement, and one is never safe in saying that the frog is not disturbed just because it does not jump.
On the wide, restless globe there is perhaps no village of three streets, no settlement that has been made by man, so utterly the cradle of quiescence.
Italy had already given so much of mental and social civilization to Europe, that her quiescence at this epoch can scarcely supply a substantial theme for rhetorical lamentations.
There was an intense quiescence in his whole presence.
Except in the case of those who attain emancipation, its existence and transmigration last for a whole world-period at the end of which come quiescence and equilibrium.

Say this to yourself sternly, and shame your self-consciousness into quiescence.
Cutty kneaded his conscience into a satisfactory condition of quiescence and went on with his planning.
Lord Sandwich, the first lord of the Admiralty, more warmly opposed the doctrine of quiescence propounded by the Duke of Richmond.
Often even with the clear history of foreign-body aspiration, both patient and physician are deluded by a relatively long period of quiescence in which no symptoms are apparent.
He never omitted the ceremony afterwards, and the gravity and quiescence with which I underwent it, seemed to invest it for him with a certain charm.
This quiescence had a disconcerting effect, contradicting her voice.
The quiescence of the Confederates, however, brought no relief to the North.
His quiescence, however, together with the wishes of the President, had induced General Lee to change his plans.
He certainly owed much to his younger son, and was willing to pay it by quiescence.
This was more than enough to prove to Dâ€™Artagnan the quiescence of the prelateâ€™s night, and the good intentions of his waking.
For a while the people in both sections received with content this reaction of quiescence.
During the night there had been periods of quiescence, devoted to consolidation, and here and there to snatches of uneasy slumber.
His quiescence seemed ironical and treacherous, it fitted so poorly with his looks.
Now there is nothing just like this in Balzac, We hear in it a new note, the latter-day note of quiescence, and despair.
He was making war against no trivial human sins, but against godless and thankless quiescence, against getting used to happiness, the mystic sin by which all creation fell.
Quiescence, attention, and emotional interest are then the conditions of successful suggestion.
Resina, Granasello and Torre del Greco, three villages that had grown up during the period of quiescence, were more or less overwhelmed by the molten lava.
Lipari, a neighboring volcano, was formerly more active than Stromboli, though for centuries past it has been in a state of complete quiescence.
Besides, the enforced quiescence and the attention that had to be given to such work, the small stitches which had to be looked to one by one, exasperated her.
The growth is often intermittent, periods of great activity of growth alternating with periods of quiescence.

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