Rely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to depend on confidently
• depend on with full trust or confidence
• be dependent on
• depend (on)
• To rest with confidence, as when fully satisfied of the veracity, integrity, or ability of persons, or of the certainty of facts or of evidence; to have confidence; to trust; to depend; -- with on, formerly also with in.
• have confidence or faith in
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place trust or confidence

Words related to RELY

relide7 relie5 relied7 relier6 reliers7 relies6 relying11

Words that contain RELY

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How to use RELY in a sentence

• But father may rely upon it, I will not be a burden on him another day.
• Should anything arise to alarm, you may rely upon our care to avoid danger.
• This contrast became sharper as time went on, and, as Washington was in a position where he had to do something, he was forced to rely on Hamilton more and more.
• The winter months, on which we must chiefly rely, are here, and are fast moving into the past.
• Rely upon it, I shall contrive to accept the next invitation, come what may.
• He did not rely alone on his past achievements, which were many and brilliant, but he maintained a reputation for ever-ready power which is apt to give immunity from attack.
• I cannot choose but rely on my own poverty, more than on your wealth.
• So they rely to escape punishment not on their innocence but on a system of mutual insurance.
• He was ever true to the Prophet, and Joseph could rely on him.
• I could not understand why you were not troubled by this man, but rely upon it he has found it expedient to go into effectual hiding, and dare not yet come out of it.
• We rely with great confidence on his friendship, justice, and influence.
• We rely, on this occasion, on the good offices of the Marquis de la Fayette, whom you are desired to interest in it.
• But in his defence he could rely on the aid of a band of distinguished auxiliaries of the rarest ability.
• Though we cannot rely upon the genuineness of any of these, some are very interesting.
• It was put to an unusual test in Europe, as it had to rely largely on mule transport.
• As they could no longer see the sea beneath them, owing to the darkness and fog which lay between, John had to rely entirely upon intuition and his compass to strike Freetown.
• And remember, I rely absolutely on your discretion in this matter.
• The pitcher should rely upon his own discretion, and not hesitate to change the sign whenever his judgment differs from that of the catcher.
• I ask for no pledge of discretion, but I rely upon it.
• At the prospect of sharing my responsibilities with a friend on whose judgment I could so entirely rely, my embarrassments seemed to drop from me in a moment.
• But it does not follow from this, that we rely less than other nations on our own power to vindicate our own rights.
• After the Declaration of Independence, at the first muster which occurred, he requested some on whom he could rely to load their guns.
• The unions rely almost entirely upon those provisions to prevent such abuse.
• The claims made by the Unionist Wing do not rely solely on the religious base.
• We may rely on the life it has made possible to add more positive charms and clothe it with imaginative functions.
• If everything does not go on as you wish in this unfortunate state of things, rely upon it that is what is wrong.
• Rely upon it, it is effectually removed ere this, by burning, or otherwise.
• I have shown on a former occasion how idle it is to rely upon that instrument for such a purpose, and I will not fatigue you by mere repetition.
• The tariff of 1816 contained the principle of Protection, but only carried it into practice far enough to induce the manufacturers to rely on the dominant party for more of it.

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