Riven is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIVEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• RIVE, to tear apart
• split or tear apart violently
• split or crack (wood or stone)
• (of wood or stone) split or crack
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• p. p. & a. from Rive.

Words related to RIVEN

rive7 rived9 rives8 riving10

Words that contain RIVEN

driven10 crivens12 enriven10 shriven13 striven10 thriven13 unriven10 codriven14 redriven12 undriven12 misdriven15 outdriven13 restriven12 scrivener14 unshriven15 drivenness14 outstriven13 overdriven17 scriveners15 scrivening16 wanthriven19 gainstriven15 scrivenings17 drivennesses16 scrivenership23 scrivenerships24

How to use RIVEN in a sentence

• The electric wires were in order, and when at last the buttons were touched and the explosion came, it seemed as if the very vaults of heaven were riven.
• Their ranks all riven Are being replaced by fresh, strong men.
• After travelling less than an hour, we passed the riven walls of the mighty gateway, and rode again under the shade of pine forests.
• Their mountains have the same formations, the same white peaks, for no small portion of the year at least, and their sides the same mysterious and riven aspect.
• The stone would immediately be split and riven exactly in the manner required.
• In one place a huge mass has been riven from the main body of rock and fallen into the sea.
• The rock of their faith would now be riven, the veil of their temple rent, and their leaders corrupted.
• When grief brings back the joy that was mine own, I would the heart from out my breast were riven.
• Every rock along the shore appeared to sink into an abyss as the lightning passed by, and many of them were riven.
• Beyond, eastwards, stretched the salt marshes, the salt marshes riven with creeks.
• It was as though some great Belgian calamity had overtaken the household and had riven it asunder.
• With but a single blow, the trunk was riven as by the stroke of lightning and the broad boughs came rustling and crashing down.
• A branch riven from a giant pine crashed down behind him.
• On looking around, they perceived a large oak had been riven by the descending bolt at a short distance from them.
• If I possessed such wondrous wings, I would soar and sing to heaven, Till my freed soul from sordid things, Should thus be widely riven.
• The muffled beat of the breakers could be heard through the gloom, which was riven every second by the great, swinging search-light in the Navesink.
• Men from the riven colonies must have escaped to safety.
• Then with a creak of straining tackle and a hiss of riven water a gig was on us.
• Two riven meet there to form a third, the Thames, at the head of which is the port or Landing as it is called.
• The gates are forced, the bolts are riven, the walls fall beneath their conquering hands, and Egmont advances joyously, to hail the freedom of the rising morn.
• Its forbidding surface had been riven by the elements until it was a perfect chaos of black tumult.
• Then shook the hills with thunder riven, Then rushed the steeds to battle driven, And louder than the bolts of heaven Far flashed the red artillery.
• The scabbard was riven asunder at the lower end, and shreds of flesh hung out between the rents.
• Anon suddenly burst overhead the cracking and crying of great peals of thunder, till the palace walls were shaken sorely, and they thought to see them riven all to pieces.
• When the body death hath riven, Grant that to the soul be given Glories bright of Paradise.
• The black-and-gold restaurant was full of expensive persons who were apparently in ignorance of the fact that the foundations of the social fabric had been riven.
• Suddenly, as if riven by lightning, a flash broke from the centre of the tree-trunk, lit up the woods, and a sharp report rang through it.
• That was soon filled, and gorgeous streams and pools widened across the riven ground.
• The dearest ties of nature have been riven in his own person.
• In some places the ground had been cracked and riven into great fissures and uncouth caverns of the wildest description, by volcanoes apparently long since extinct.
• There, heaven-tall, earth-wide, hung the stranger on the crimson cross, riven and blood-stained, with thorn-crowned head and pierced hands.
• As though in compensation for that which it has taken, the desert from time to time allows new marvels, riven from its vitals, to emerge.
• Herds of screaming beasts hurled themselves through the riven walls and fled across the temple floor, fighting blindly to escape.

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