Soar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fly at a great height
• fly or rise high in the air
• maintain height in the air without flapping wings or using engine power
• increase rapidly above the usual level
• rise or fly upwards
• To fly aloft, as a bird; to mount upward on wings, or as on wings.
• Fig.: To rise in thought, spirits, or imagination; to be exalted in mood.
• rise rapidly
• fly by means of a hang glider
• fly upwards or high in the sky
• go or move upward
• fly a plane without an engine
NOUN:
• The act of soaring; upward flight.
• the act of rising upward into the air
• act of soaring
ADJECTIVE:
• See 3d Sore.
• See Sore, reddish brown.

Words related to SOAR

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Words that contain SOAR

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How to use SOAR in a sentence

• How many of the spacious countries would have been gained had men been fighting only for their philosophies, pushed only by the beating of wings that would soar.
• The figure of the virgin seemed to soar in the air, and it was difficult to think the clouds were not in motion.
• Whilst walking amongst mortals, they soar in the heaven of the divine presence.
• By My life! Whoso hath known Him shall soar in the immensity of His love, and shall be detached from the world and all that is therein.
• Our Flight was little better than a Soar, that we might with more Advantage view the Country.
• The ritual had been his guide before, and his genius, set free to soar as it would, fluttered wildly without direction.
• Perseus looked upward, and saw the round, bright, silvery moon, and thought that he should desire nothing better than to soar up thither, and spend his life there.
• Its buoyant spirit must soar till weighed down by earthly care.
• It was thus that the Roman people were amused and deceived by strong emotions, when natural sentiments could no longer soar.
• True, his mind had fine fibre in it, but he who would soar must have strength as well as wings.
• This thought has helped me to soar above all created things.
• If matter and force have been eternal, so far as human mind can soar it can discover no need of a superior mind to explain the varied phenomena of existence.
• We must soar still higher, and, though we may feel giddy and disgusted,46 we must sit out the tragedy till the curtain falls.
• Wisely has a great and merciful God thrown an impenetrable veil between the soul and its future belongings, and clipped its wings lest it soar too soon.
• They are then to rise in octagonal lanterns 54 feet high, above which are to soar magnificent spires to a further elevation of 138 feet.
• Would she soar? In a prose balloon she seeks the stars.
• He submitted that his German was too feeble of wing to enable him to soar into the heights of such wisdom.
• And they promptly began to soar, for Jim had, in his way, all the American speed, and proceeded to overwhelm the household with his attentions.
• Soon they will soar like the birds of the Concourse on high in the far corners of the world and will guide the people and reveal to them the divine mysteries.
• A human being can soar in the skies or speed in submarine depths.
• Man alone, by his spiritual power, has been able to free himself, to soar above the world of matter and to make it his servant.
• Sometimes they sing of foolish things, And other times they try To tell their gladness when their wings Soar up to seek the sky.
• So lofty are the regions where I soar, that a fall would shiver me to atoms.
• They taught that any other soul which could soar to the same height of contemplation, might be regarded as equal with Him.
• No man can hope to identify himself with them unless he can give wings to his faculties and soar above the plane of his actual emotions.
• Higher still and higher From the earth thou springest, Like a cloud of fire, The blue deep thou wingest, And singing still dost soar, and soaring ever singest.
• It were not lonely thus to soar Where sin and grief can sting no more.
• High to soar, and deep to dive, Nature gives at thirty-five.
• Be thou a bird, my soul, and mount and soar Out of thy wilderness, Till earth grows less and less, Heaven, more and more.

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