Restful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relaxing
• having a quiet and soothing quality
• relaxing or soothing
• Being at rest; quiet.
• Giving rest; freeing from toil, trouble, etc.
• affording physical or mental rest
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tranquil

Words related to RESTFUL

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How to use RESTFUL in a sentence

• She lingered weakly there, within the restful room, for seven days, and then one morning we found her with her eyes upon the thorn-crowned Face, her own quite still and smiling.
• The sound of birds chirping and the warm sun on her face brought her out of her deep restful slumber.
• A strange restful tranquillity brooded over the dale.
• Only Veronica was asleep, dreamless, young, and restful.
• It was more restful just to be taken for what one was.
• If you are fortunate enough to have a sculptor who is a sort of nineteenth century Donatello, let him work his will on statuary or such restful marble.
• Indeed, the rare old atmosphere of the chateau was restful and delightful in a way that surprised me.
• There was a great stone fireplace, before which big easy-chairs invited restful lounging.
• Silence like a restful sleep fell upon the weary place.
• Here is restful permanence in this world of restless change.
• Remember that it is her only haven of rest, and have it restful, if only for selfish reasons, for renewed bodily vigor means well-done work and a made-over disposition.
• It was a restful boat and Jayme de Marchena rested.
• If our sincere and restful indifference to things which concern us not were shaken by every blast, we should have no available force for things which concern us deeply.
• Her trip on the Pierce yacht had been much less restful than she had anticipated.
• Elsie seemed dazed with her sudden wealth, while Tinker was full of a quiet, restful satisfaction.
• For example, the body of man may be able to withstand the ordeal of imprisonment for ten or fifteen years under temperate conditions of climate and restful physical routine.
• There was something restful in her genial, derisive understanding of him.
• The hills covered with beautiful foliage in shades of brown and olive green were a most restful change from the monotony of the sea.
• Frank, whose placid, imperturbable, restful ways were in themselves well-nigh as soothing as the orange-flower water prescribed for her.
• My quick, impulsive nature found in him the restful strength it needed, and learned from him the self-control it lacked.
• How restful was this cottage garden! The green sward was a balm to his eyes.
• In the fading afternoon light it indeed seemed a pleasant, restful place.
• She looked out upon this scene with a sense of restful fascination.
• I leaned well back into the corner of the car and joined the remainder of the county in a calm and restful sleep.
• His sleep was not a restful one, being haunted by departing steamers, arriving Chinamen, and an endless procession of scornful Lady Hortenses.
• The wide windows open upon a lovely green garden, which adds the final touch of restful repose to the whole picture.
• We are tramping over the hills and reading and writing, and having a nice, restful time.
• The will submitted to God is free, strong, restful.

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