Relapses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELAPSES 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 RELAPSES

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How to use RELAPSES in a sentence

• Relapses into consciousness followed at he knew not what intervals thereafter.
• But she has drawbacks and relapses, and is pulled back by temptations and vanities, so that she is ashamed to approach God with that familiarity which frequent prayer requires.
• Relapses were still possible, for he was still very weak.
• Slowly, and with relapses into insensibility, I passed, like one who recovers from drowning, through the painful gate of birth into another life.
• Such relapses, however, were of rarer occurrence every week.
• For we, alas, follow our God with many relapses and self-contradictions, but he follows his very consistently.
• Probably, but for fresh relapses, he would now have taken orders.
• In this case, when the disease did not end in death, the fever was often succeeded by dysentery, or those who believed themselves cured, were subject to relapses.
• He relapses into profound disbelief of the worth and success of moral efforts after truth.
• After a scene in which passionate beauty goes side by side with strange relapses into conventionality, Orpheus gives way to her prayers and reproaches, and turns to embrace her.
• It will not tell you anything of my desperate attempts, my repentance, my relapses.
• Regeneration of tissue in such cases, as has been pointed out, is slow and sufficient time for complete recovery must be allowed or relapses will occur.
• Let us suppose that matter was originally dead, and perfectly content to be so, and that it still relapses, when it can, into its old equilibrium.
• My father, thank God, is once more recovering, but we have twice been alarmed at such sudden relapses that we hardly dare venture to hope he is really convalescent.
• Now, in the material world, when individual forms perish, each sensible component relapses into its original element and becomes an undistinguishable portion of it.
• Certainly, he was not out of danger, intermittent fevers being subject to frequent and dangerous relapses, but the most assiduous care was bestowed on him.
• Worn of battle, he relapses Sleepless, as in fevered trance.
• I have already alluded to cases in which these returns to impetuous vivacity occurred, and how he rose above these relapses.
• May thy grief more appease, Relapses are the worst disease.
• Nott was subject at such times to severely practical relapses.
• Woden or Odin, Thor and the other deities did not lose their adherents in a day, and Bede records the relapses into idolatry of Northumbria as well as the other parts of England.
• For weeks to come she was well-nigh drained of all vitality, and it flowed into her gradually and with many relapses.

Similar words containing LAPSE without suffix s and without prefix re

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