Solicitous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOLICITOUS in dictionary:

VERB:
• Disposed to solicit; eager to obtain something desirable, or to avoid anything evil; concerned; anxious; careful.
ADJECTIVE:
• expressing solicitude
• characterized by or showing interest or concern
• eager or anxious to do something
• full of anxiety and concern
• showing hovering attentiveness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• manifesting or expressing solicitude

Words related to SOLICITOUS

solicitously17 solicitousness16

Words that contain SOLICITOUS

solicitously17 unsolicitous14 oversolicitous19 solicitousness16 solicitousnesse17 solicitousnesses18

How to use SOLICITOUS in a sentence

• To Gabrielle it was quite evident that the old keeper regarded the incident of the previous night as a fatal omen, for he was most solicitous of her welfare.
• I was incapable of adding up a row of figures, and Jones became most solicitous about the state of my brain.
• O princess, I never act, solicitous of the fruits of my actions.
• I was the more solicitous to obtain his favour form him, because of the office he is to take upon him, as I humbly presume to hope, to-morrow.
• Can our Church be in danger? How is it possible? The whole nation is solicitous and at work for her safety and prosperity.
• Always she has been busy helping to make some young thing grow, whether the object of her solicitous attention were a wild grass, a baby, or an art.
• And as for the asses, which were lost three days ago, be not solicitous, because they are found.
• The Duke of Bavaria was equally active and solicitous, and it was quite uncertain whose claim would be supported by the surrounding courts.
• He had cast eyes of licentious desire upon the blooming Prudence, who was, at the same time, beloved by Philip, and was solicitous to remove him out of the way.
• She was solicitous about his health and his welfare.
• It was, ever, far less for himself, than for others, that he was solicitous.
• But his affairs of office, Fray Juan Perez and I gathered, sitting solicitous at La Rabida, were not in so fair a posture.
• I certainly do not reckon such solicitous respect for garments entirely to their credit.
• To the dismay of his daughter, the Treasurer suddenly turned pale and, brushing aside her solicitous inquiries, fled to the mysterious chamber.
• I am not solicitous to gain credit for courage among them.
• She felt secured from the strangeness of the occurrence, that evil was afoot, and solicitous for its prevention, she was persuaded to the measure solely with the view to good.
• There came the planter, of rather more wealth than his neighbors, solicitous for some excitement and novelty to keep himself from utter stagnation.
• The publishers seem to have been solicitous to make a perfectly unique book, and they have accomplished the object very successfully.
• The majority of them, however, were solicitous of their future comfort and loaded themselves down with all kinds of luggage.
• Girls who had hitherto been cold and distant gathered round me, timidly solicitous of notice.
• She seemed indifferent to her possessions, was not half so solicitous about them as her friends were.
• Lawrence, while the Algonquins and Hurons were equally solicitous about forming an alliance with the Europeans for the sake of aid against their enemies.
• If it applied to him, to his talent! If he were merely provincial and destined to remain so because of his way of life! Abruptly he became solicitous of opinion.
• Richard had no terrors upon his own account, but he was solicitous to spare his mother this new shame.
• O child, he that is solicitous of his welfare should not disregard even an ordinary foe.
• She found him exceedingly solicitous for her welfare, but so grave and silent that she hardly liked to question him.
• He mentioned what a great degree of danger I should incur, should I cross over into Africa, so that he appeared solicitous on my account, and not only for the state and the army.
• There was reform, so as to even up the matter of rations, but the General was not anxious and solicitous for better food.
• I shall, therefore, be the less whimsical about a future connection, and the more solicitous to make her reparation, should it ever be in my power.
• I am, indeed, most solicitous to give you perfect satisfaction.
• Peter and the other Apostles were solicitous in preserving.
• He seemed nervously solicitous with regard to Doctor Gordon.
• Joy sensed something wrong and looked at him with eagerly solicitous eyes.

Similar words containing SOLICITOU without suffix s

solicitously17 unsolicitous14 oversolicitous19 solicitousness16 solicitousnesse17 solicitousnesses18

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