Rife is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIFE in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• in an unchecked or widespread manner
ADJECTIVE:
• abundant, prevalent, also RYFE
• (especially of something undesirable) of common occurrence; widespread
• full of
• widespread or common
• Prevailing; prevalent; abounding.
• Having power; active; nimble.
• most frequent or common
• excessively abundant

Words related to RIFE

rifely12 rifeness11 rifer8 rifest9 ryfe10

Words that contain RIFE

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How to use RIFE in a sentence

• He, for his part, felt a pang at seeing so much insanity rife amid those wealthy surroundings.
• The slavery question was now rife, and of course this election could not be held without making it an issue.
• Amid the blooming flowers so rife, That germ called peace of mind.
• After this Ragnar, finding that the belief concerning himself and his wards was becoming rife in common talk, took them, both away into Funen.
• The last of these considerations was particularly disquieting in times of financial stress, for suspicion of wholesale frauds then became rife.
• Already rumor was rife among the staring tribe that Diane had strayed from the legendary clan of beautiful Indians in the O-kee-fee-ne-kee wilderness.
• The fame of Nimrod has always been rife in the country of his domination.
• Sadly, gloomily the autumn days came on, and the land was rife with war and rumors of war.
• In the administration as well as the legislature the disease was rife.
• The affair profoundly moved the young community, having regard to the unrest which had been rife in the land.
• Notwithstanding these, crime is rife, and is rapidly increasing.
• Some remarks he let fall on transubstantiation and the Divinity of Christ, exposed him to a suspicion of Arianism, a heresy at that time rife in southern Italy.
• Though murderous threats were rife, he showed an absolute disregard for personal danger, and ruled Ireland with a strong and dexterous hand.
• The darkness outside was rife with storm, but into it the old woman must have gone in her festal array.
• But rumours of better lands towards the south were rife, and Captain Macalister, of the border police, equipped a party of men under McMillan to go in search of them.
• Gambling, too, has been very rife, and if there was a penny to spin Tommy would spin it.
• That it is amongst them also that the spirit of revolt against British ascendency is chiefly and almost exclusively rife constitutes the most ominous feature of Indian unrest.
• It was a time rife with romantic episodes, and, as such seasons must ever be, fraught with peril to the prudence of womankind.
• Discontent was rife in those years of social change.
• This was just before the short but memorable Franco-Prussian War, but already the air was rife with rumors of an impending conflict.
• From the day of her arrest all sorts of rumours had been rife regarding so sensational a case.
• As its white walls arose conjecture was rife as to who was to occupy it.
• I found the tale about General Lafayette quite rife, on going again into the streets.
• Rumors of other countries joining in the great war grew more rife daily.
• The brothers could barely wait the intervening hours, and when the train reached the market and they had retired for the night, speculation ran rife in planning the future.
• Such stories are still rife in the East, like those of men with tails.
• Moreover in those mountains great serpents are rife to a marvellous degree, besides other vermin, and this owing to the great heat.
• One of the sins then rife in Israel, was a family sin.
• He treasured the incident as a king treasures the homage of his humblest subject when rebellion is rife in the kingdom.
• Rumors were so rife that bets were made for and against the marriage.
• Only enough transpired to show that personal jealousies and clan rivalries were rife even at that early stage.
• But in Bombay labour troubles have been scarcely less rife in the best- than in the worst-conducted mills.
• His daughter was the most devoted of daughters, and his name was ever rife on her lips.

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