Taciturn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TACITURN in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• habitually silent
• (of a person) reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little
• habitually uncommunicative
• Habitually silent; not given to converse; not apt to talk or speak.
• habitually reserved and uncommunicative

Words related to TACITURN

taciturnly15

Words that contain TACITURN

taciturnly15 taciturnity16 taciturnities15

How to use TACITURN in a sentence

• He was naturally a taciturn sort of person, and I think, besides that, he had taken a strong dislike to me from the night we had first seen each other.
• The old man, a taciturn Provencal, was in no haste to answer.
• This taciturn personage would offer his hand instinctively though keeping a certain distance between them.
• McMurdoch, who, as experience had taught him to anticipate, was as plump and merry and vivacious as her husband was lean, gloomy, and taciturn.
• Certainly the Blackfeet never were a taciturn and gloomy people.
• The party which accompanied the travellers to the water side was, like all other parties made to take leave of valued friends, taciturn and restless.
• At the moment of starting, there are few husbands who are not taciturn and profoundly absorbed in reflections which vary with their characters.
• Slightly taciturn everywhere, he was actively so here.
• Charlie Jackson was taciturn for a week or so, then he played brilliantly in the Thanksgiving football game and at the banquet which followed he was his old genial self.
• But the entire scale of this taciturn tribe was afterward discovered and published.
• He felt a great respect, even tenderness, for this taciturn, high-principled, devoted scientist.
• He was taciturn, aloof, and a stern disciplinarian.
• He becomes more and more reserved and taciturn, and perhaps ends the scene by committing suicide.
• Fellow-feeling caused the taciturn prisoner to open his mouth.
• Kipson, who was a gloomy, taciturn man, and usually came home in a compartment by himself, thus escaping observation, had been murdered in the lane leading to his house.
• In society he was reserved and often taciturn, but was free and communicative among his personal friends.
• He paid his bill of half a dollar to the taciturn proprietor, and sat down on the shady porch to smoke a cigar.
• Strange to say, the Prince did not complain of his quarters, but, after we had for the second time refused his offer of an escort to Alessandria, became somewhat taciturn.
• They had got on together pretty well, had Si and Herbert, in a grim, taciturn, Five Towns way.
• He was a dark, taciturn man, and his moody silence froze up conversation.
• He was the most taciturn of men, and was known not at all to any of his companions.
• The Comprachicos were, moreover, very discreet and very taciturn.
• She only became taciturn if she felt that too many questions and too much scrutiny were being paid toward her statements.
• The insane woman at the hospital was much less popular, on account of her taciturn ways.
• He was the gaunt, taciturn individual we had seen at the wheel.
• Walther, a taciturn man, volunteered so much, but he went no farther, and John, despite his great anxiety, did not ask any questions.
• He, almost as much as Grant, was a taciturn man, not much given to revelations of his purposes and hopes.

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