Sparse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPARSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• To scatter; to disperse.
ADJECTIVE:
• thinly distributed
• thinly dispersed or scattered
• scanty; in short supply
• thinly scattered
• not dense

Words related to SPARSE

sparsedly15 sparsely13 sparseness12 sparser9 sparsest10 sparsity13

Words that contain SPARSE

sparser9 misparse12 sparsely13 sparsest10 misparsed14 misparses13 sparsedly15 sparseness12 sparsenesses14

How to use SPARSE in a sentence

• Grimm left the road and skirted a sparse hedge in the direction of the light.
• With a sparse and scattered Indian population, the country teeming with buffalo, deer, and game, was a scene of plenty.
• Thus they were alarmed at the turbulence and the lawless shortcomings of various kinds which grew out of the conditions of frontier settlement and sparse population.
• In place of the sparse dole of the monastery-gate, it has organized charity and directed legislation to the poor.
• In India the sparse Christian population sinks into insignificance in presence of two hundred million Mohammedans and other Oriental denominations.
• A girl arose, a young woman with thin, sparse, gold-glinting hair, with face pallid and rounded, with broad forehead and gray eyes of remarkable clarity.
• This region, which is for the most part an arid and inhospitable desert, can at no time have maintained more than a sparse and scanty population.
• Sparse grass grew among the rocks, but no tree or shrub of any kind at that time.
• Instead of towns and villages of huts, he would now find only the tents of wandering Arabs who had to keep moving to find bits of sparse growth for their few sheep and camels.
• Almost before she realized it the ordeal was over and her horse was following its leader through a sparse grove of bull pine.
• In the left, at the bottom of the dip the 108th was in action, partially covered by some sparse bushes.
• She was in a little bedroom with bare white walls and a stone floor and sparse old furniture.
• To husband their sparse supplies of ammunition was their chief object, and to waste a shot by missing the target was to become the subject of good-natured derision and ridicule.
• Professor Wilson says, in the introduction to his translation of the Rig Veda, that the references to this subject in the primeval Sanscrit scriptures are sparse and incomplete.
• The males of this form are everywhere ALMOST the same in colour and in form of wings, save for a few variations in the sparse black markings on the pale yellow ground.
• Beyond the country was flat and comparatively open, being mostly sparse woodland.
• Population was sparse, and the common school was yet far in the future.
• They found themselves in a sparse pine forest where walking was easy.
• The snow only penetrated in sparse flakes to the thicket here.
• Some parts within this line were thickly inhabited, in some the houses must have been but sparse.
• She lifted her bridle at last without speaking a word and walked her animal forward through the sparse grass and the stones.
• I was born on a lonely plantation on the Mississippi River, where the white population was very sparse.
• The fact that in the neighborhood of the mountain there was a sparse population accounts for there not being even a far greater loss of life.
• They were unable to employ for each family a teacher, and the population was too sparse to collect the children in a neighborhood school.
• Hate rests that is solid and sparse and all in a shape and largely very largely.

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