Sane is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SANE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make the sign of the cross on, also SAIN
• heal
ADJECTIVE:
• mentally sound
• (of a person) of sound mind; not mad or mentally ill
• reasonable or sensible
• Being in a healthy condition; not deranged; acting rationally; -- said of the mind.
• Mentally sound; possessing a rational mind; having the mental faculties in such condition as to be able to anticipate and judge of the effect of one\'s actions in an ordinary maner; -- said of persons.
• mentally healthy; free from mental disorder
• marked by sound judgment
• of sound mind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sain

Words related to SANE

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Words that contain SANE

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How to use SANE in a sentence

• No sane person believes that these ladies go for any such purpose.
• But, let us thank Heaven, no sane man is logical, and only a Professor would dare to make the claim.
• It sounds always wildly wrong, like an absurd fairy story, and all the sane, intelligent people laugh at it, and then it turns out to have been right.
• It would be only a matter of a few years between the adoption of Sane Voting and the disappearance of the Cabinet from British public life.
• Medical evidence certified William as sane enough to understand the nature of his offence, but as the War is over it is unlikely that he will be shot at dawn.
• At the Bloemfontein Hospital everything is as near perfection, from a medical and surgical point, as any sane man can hope to see.
• Unfortunately, by a kind of coincidence, all the good people are mad, and all the sane people are wicked.
• Men are always quite willing to be guided by women when their schemes are sound and sane.
• The Saivas appear to be simply worshippers of Siva, who practice a sane ritual.
• I do not say that all people who commit suicide are sane, no more than I say that all people who do not commit suicide are sane.
• All those blind fancies of boyhood which in the fourth chapter I have tried in vain to trace on the darkness, became suddenly transparent and sane.
• He is calm, balanced, self-controlled, sane, austere.
• Yet maybe there are moments of what is called delusion which are the most sane constituents of a lifetime.
• And I fancy I shall want all the sane men I can get to-night.
• And these are to be treated the same as those who are sane, and who are baptized if they be willing, but not against their will.
• These lines have been developed on a sane, practical basis without any special promotion or encouragement from any state or national organization.
• I was no longer surprised that Mademoiselle de Villenoix considered Lambert to be perfectly sane.
• In another place I have tried to point out the fact that the acts of the sane and the insane are moved by like causes, but this is not the theory of the law.
• While it would be too much to say that they always find the patient sane, it is safe to say that they nearly always do.
• He must see Reggie, laugh at his queer clever talk again, relax himself, and feel sane.
• Thomas simply could not believe, and would not, without the most sane, common-sense evidence.
• When the passion for Indian hunting comes upon him he is fierce, almost frenzied, yet perfectly sane.
• It exercises there the eminently sane function of calling thought home.
• It seemed the only sane conclusion by the practical light of day, and, reassured, at last she slipped into untroubled slumber.
• This is why silence and meditation play so large a part in all sane religious discipline.
• The difference, to him, between obtaining possession of a valuable invention of a sane or an insane man, was the difference between paying money and paying none.
• There is no reason why a sane and elevated love of country should not be stimulated by appropriate teaching in our schools.
• A sane criticism will allow that this is very largely true, but will not, we are convinced, be constrained to believe with M.
• Louis looked quite sane, and very unusually young and boyish.

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