Relapsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELAPSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELAPSE, to slip back into a former state
• (of a sick or injured person) deteriorate after a period of improvement
• return to (a less active or a worse state)
NOUN:
• a deterioration in someone's state of health after a temporary improvement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fall or slip back into a former state

Words related to RELAPSED

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How to use RELAPSED in a sentence

• When he died, England again relapsed into neutrality and inaction, under the government of Wellington.
• He was no Brutus to himself, but relapsed once more into a craven, stalking coward.
• The indistinct figures, however, went on and Kit relapsed into unconsciousness.
• Clayton sometimes relapsed into forms of speech not entirely consistent with his principles.
• And he will write that in the year 1914 one of the great nations of civilized Europe relapsed into barbarism.
• Tredgold relapsed into silence, and for some time the only sound audible came from a briar-pipe which Mr.
• She knew not what to do with them, relapsed into fever, and died.
• Buck was coming in, she roused a little, but soon relapsed into the same state.
• As soon as they had found themselves in the street, Marcus had relapsed at once to a sullen silence, which McTeague was too abstracted to notice.
• Lady Gourlay has relapsed into her original hopelessness, or nearly so, and I myself am now more depressed than I have ever been.
• His brother, who had relapsed, was in a very precarious condition, but still slightly on the recovery, a circumstance which filled him with alarm.
• I could see Max was making strenuous efforts to be cheerful, but every now and then he relapsed into gravity.
• His muscles began to quiver, he trembled, he breathed, he moaned, and again relapsed into perfect quietness.
• It was a most trying day, and the sailors relapsed into a condition of deep despondency.
• Picking up a book, she dropped into a chair and, ignoring him, relapsed into a dignified silence.
• The Lachlan family relapsed into painful stiffness when he entered their house.
• We arrived in the evening at the first Indian camp, where I found one of the young men I had hired, relapsed into his former malady, and unable to proceed further.
• In the evening Harrington, after a very cheerful morning, relapsed into one of his pensive moods.
• Each of us in turn got out a few constrained words, and then relapsed into silence.
• Now he relapsed into Spanish and asked Yeager to join them at breakfast.
• They carried no candle, but the baron noticed that everything seemed perfectly light wherever they stood, but relapsed into darkness as soon as they had passed by.
• The people repented at the preaching of Jonah, but it was not long before they relapsed into their former idolatry and general wickedness.
• Well were it for me, perhaps, if I had never relapsed into the same mental disease.
• Meantime his wife too had relapsed into a thoughtful silence, and her movements were beginning to show a troubled discomfort.
• Thus the Fischer family had relapsed into the precarious mediocrity from which Baron Hulot had raised it.
• Then they relapsed into silence, and, in a half hour, as if by mutual consent, they rose, left the fire burning, and departed, still walking steadily toward the south.
• This mountain was in brisk volcanic activity from 1545 to 1560, but has since then relapsed into a prolonged repose.
• He ate in silence, having relapsed once more into the dull gloom natural to him.
• But by degrees she relapsed into her usual abstraction.

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