Resource is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESOURCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide for
• provide with resources
• provide funding or other resources for
NOUN:
• a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively
• a source of help or information
• available assets.
• an action or strategy which may be adopted in adverse circumstances
• personal attributes and capabilities regarded as able to help or sustain one in adverse circumstances
• the ability to find clever ways to overcome difficulties; resourcefulness
• the possibility of aid or assistance
• a leisure occupation.
• thing resorted to for support
• That to which one resorts orr on which one depends for supply or support; means of overcoming a difficulty; resort; expedient.
• Pecuniary means; funds; money, or any property that can be converted into supplies; available means or capabilities of any kind.
• available source of wealth; a new or reserve supply that can be drawn upon when needed
• a source of aid or support that may be drawn upon when needed
• the ability to deal resourcefully with unusual problems
• a country's collective means of supporting itself or becoming wealthier, as represented by its reserves of minerals, land, and other natural assets
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with supplies

Words related to RESOURCE

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Words that contain RESOURCE

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How to use RESOURCE in a sentence

• Sindokht however had a better resource, and suggested the expediency of waiting upon Sam herself, to induce him to forward her own views and the nuptials between Zal and Rudabeh.
• Germany has yet to learn the strength which lies concealed behind those cliffs, the energy and resource which have earned for England the command of the sea.
• It is the great resource of the Indians and the French, and of the poor generally at these falls, who eat it with potatoes, which are abundantly raised here.
• The resource, then, of duty on vessels for the purposes either of revenue or regulation will be forever lost to both.
• He had no idea of making his wrongs known to the captain, unless as a last desperate resource.
• But an extreme resource was necessary to preserve our wretched existence.
• In the absence of a poor-law, it is the last resource of the destitute.
• At all events, I shall, as a last resource, call upon her father.
• I see myself deprived of my best resource for the passing of my life agreeably, when the greatest part of it is already gone.
• No one would have taken her to be anything more than an ordinary country girl had not a chance enabled her to show herself full of bravery and resource.
• But his expenses left him no resource to meet the demand.
• Boulton, a man of fortune and resource, and himself a man of genius, he probably must have languished in obscurity, and the nation remained without his admirable invention.
• There was one resource still open to a young man who knew Paris as well as Henri.
• It is a resource for a country, the whole of whose good soil is otherwise employed, and which still has some barren spots, and a surplus of population to employ on them.
• If armies are combined with their fleets, then no resource can be provided, but to meet them in the field.
• But the chief resource of the Scottish malecontents was in themselves, and in their own vigor and abilities.
• In these critical circumstances Prince Alexander displayed considerable ability and resource, and the nation gave evidence of hitherto unsuspected qualities.
• Whatever the cause, one feels in her resource and executive ability.
• To those, however, who do not succeed in obtaining invitations to private houses, a tent is the only resource.
• Every resource of his estate was turned to good use, and his flour and tobacco commanded absolute confidence with his brand upon them.
• Power naturally fell into the hands of the men of conviction, energy, passion, and resource.
• You of fertile resource must tell me what I am to do.
• He had no resource but to commit the young man to take his trial at the Sessions.
• But this resource is gone forever, and the modern preacher is thrown upon the resources of his own mind and talent.
• I must either fly to this resource or give up all my show, equipage, and pleasure, and degenerate into a downright, plodding money catcher for a subsistence.
• With wonderful resource they supplied the growing deficiencies in domestic affairs.
• Brown and I, being left alone, begin a conversation of the personal kind, which is the only resource among the poor.
• We may rather admire her courage in undertaking the pilgrimage at all, and especially the resource which she displayed on this very unpleasant emergency.

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