Speechless is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPEECHLESS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• unable to speak
• unable to speak, especially as the temporary result of shock or strong emotion
• Destitute or deprived of the faculty of speech.
• Not speaking for a time; dumb; mute; silent.
• temporarily incapable of speaking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• unable to speak; dumb

Words related to SPEECHLESS

speechlessly22 speechlessness21

Words that contain SPEECHLESS

speechlessly22 speechlessness21 speechlessnesse22 speechlessnesses23

How to use SPEECHLESS in a sentence

• Some were dazed and speechless, some deafened, and yet, strange to say, said a correspondent, no face wore the terrible animal war look.
• For an instant I was speechless, utterly overwhelmed by the terrible revelation.
• Carolyn June gazed, wide-eyed, speechless with horror, at the horse in the sand.
• She lived but two days, and the last day she was speechless.
• My roommate, a young fellow in the speechless condition in which I had been during my period of depression, was in the room with me.
• The rickety old steps were gone by the time this man, with open eyes and wide-open month, came to stare in speechless amazement.
• For some time before his death he was speechless, but kept his dying eyes fixed upon Madame Recamier.
• When I arrived at the spot, I found the poor man lying on the sidewalk, crushed, and almost speechless.
• How long that speechless agony held me I never knew.
• I was speechless, and could utter no voice that the people in the house might hear.
• He was stricken speechless with terror, but he did not lose the preternatural clearness of his faculties, and he never took his eyes off the woman.
• Submit looked across a second in speechless radiance.
• So, too, the speechless child hears every sound before he understands syllables and words, and he understands them before he can speak them.
• Even their usually quick-witted Little Captain seemed suddenly to have been stricken speechless.
• In reality, all the souls are silent and speechless, but be thou a a speaker.
• If I were mistress of a dozen languages, I should have had to be speechless in every one.
• Force against the surface of Jupiter, but still, as every moment passed in a speechless agony of apprehension, it grew nearer and nearer.
• His back to that end of the room, Cash sat stiff-necked and stubbornly speechless, and ate and drank as though he were alone in the cabin.
• Still Mukoki gazed, speechless and grim, out into the distance of the night.
• Not often did her son deprive her of words, but this theatrical culmination of his home-coming really did leave her speechless.
• For a while the gods stood speechless, then they lifted up their voices and wept bitterly.
• Quite speechless with envy and admiration I watched him play them and eventually beach them.
• He dashed back to the fort, and, after having time to recover from his speechless condition, abused me most fearfully for having told him that I had killed a wolf.
• And while he was struck speechless with grief and remorse at not having guarded her better, she vanished swiftly out of his sight.
• She was lying white and speechless on her bed, beside which the crystal goblet lay in fragments.
• I stopped, speechless and helpless, at the sight of Alicia, standing alone on the landing.
• They saw me at once, and galloped up, speechless from sheer amazement.
• The men were speechless, mostly from astonishment at Karin Ingmarsson, who looked younger and more girlish than ever before in her life.

Similar words containing SPEECHLES without suffix s

speechlessly22 speechlessness21 speechlessnesse22 speechlessnesses23

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