Sequel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEQUEL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that follows and serves as a continuation
• a published, broadcast, or recorded work that continues the story or develops the theme of an earlier one
• something that takes place after or as a result of an earlier event
• novel, play, or film that continues the story of an earlier one
• That which follows; a succeeding part; continuation; as, the sequel of a man\'s advantures or history.
• Consequence; event; effect; result; as, let the sun cease, fail, or swerve, and the sequel would be ruin.
• Conclusion; inference.
• something that follows something else
• a part added to a book or play that continues and extends it

Words related to SEQUEL

sequels16

Words that contain SEQUEL

sequela16 sequels16 sequelae17 sequelise18 sequelize27 sequelised20 sequelises19 sequelized29 sequelizes28 sequelising21 sequelizing30

How to use SEQUEL in a sentence

• It was better to use the man, as the sequel proved.
• But this arrangement, though guaranteed by the chief powers of Europe, was, in the sequel, little respected, and but indifferently executed.
• And she remarked, too, that his temper was apt to be raw in sequel to their excursions into the haunts of the well-known.
• Faust, in the sequel, kills his wife and his father-in-law.
• It is believed that the sequel of them was a very unhappy marriage.
• All the facts cited in this chapter prove this, and, moreover, the sequel of her own story proves it.
• On the whole, my opinion was very favourable to John Wallingford, and, as will be seen in the sequel, he soon obtained my entire confidence.
• Divorce is a sequel to marriage, and a change in the divorce law is essentially a change in the marriage law.
• It appears that the story had a sequel which only Saxo gives.
• His cheerful looks and the shell warehouse told the sequel.
• It is the natural sequel to the instincts we so lately discussed, and it is therefore well fitted to be the next subject which we take up.
• Thus endeth the Trojan war, together with its sequel, the dispersion of the heroes, victors as well as vanquished.
• The sequel, however, was rather amazing, for he stooped suddenly and picked me up, and the next instant we were out in the storm together.
• But the sequel to the Norman Conquest shows us most clearly how the whole nomenclature of a nation may be entirely altered without any large change of race.
• It was rather the sequel which was feared than what actually appeared.
• Dupleix, and obtained from him a reinforcement of Europeans and artillery, in consideration of many presents and promises, which he fulfilled in the sequel.
• He afterwards enjoyed a small pension from Frederick prince of Wales, which was withdrawn in the sequel.
• He was, however, over-ruled, but the sequel proved he was right in his opinion.
• There was a sequel to this scene, for which it will serve as an introduction.
• What passed between them the sequel will disclose, if I can think it out to suit me.
• As to his sense of duty under the Constitution, that will be considered in the sequel.
• The myth which originally was but a symbol substituted for empirical descriptions becomes in the sequel an idol substituted for ideal values.
• In the sequel it was granted her that she might come abroad twice a week.
• They locate themselves as best the circumstances will allow and await the sequel.
• The sequel will show in what manner this courtesy and generosity were repaid by the French government.
• To understand my sequel it is not necessary to have read the play which so brilliantly placed the Warren problem before us.

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