Thorough is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THOROUGH in dictionary:

VERB:
• Thoroughly.
PREPOSITION:
• Through.
NOUN:
• a manmade channel; a drainage ditch
• A furrow between two ridges, to drain off the surface water.
• passage
ADJECTIVE:
• complete, also THORO
• complete with regard to every detail; not superficial or partial
• performed or written with great care and completeness
• taking pains to do something carefully and completely
• absolute (used to emphasize the degree of something, typically something unwelcome or unpleasant)
• Passing through; as, thorough lights in a house.
• Passing through or to the end; hence, complete; perfect; as, a thorough reformation; thorough work; a thorough translator; a thorough poet.
• painstakingly careful and accurate
• performed comprehensively and completely
• complete
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• complete in all respects

Words related to THOROUGH

complete14 thoro8 thorougher17 thoroughest18 thoroughly20 thoroughness19 thoroughs16

Words that contain THOROUGH

thoroughs16 thorougher17 thoroughly20 unthorough17 thoroughest18 thoroughpin20 thoroughwax28 thoroughbass21 thoroughbred22 thoroughfare22 thoroughness19 thoroughpins21 thoroughwort22 thoroughbrace24 thoroughbreds23 thoroughfares23 thoroughgoing22 thoroughpaced25 thoroughwaxes30 thoroughworts23 thoroughbasses23 thoroughbraced26 thoroughbraces25 thoroughnesses21 thoroughgoingly27

How to use THOROUGH in a sentence

• He was a thorough believer in the principles he maintained.
• If he noted the absence of the keys he did not remark upon the fact, but with hurried yet thorough examination began anew to turn over the bundles of papers.
• The portrayal of the type was so exact, so sure and thorough, that the leading characters in the play were forgotten.
• Why, she and her daughters had given the room a thorough turn out.
• He was himself a thorough man of the world, and he had that dislike for a display of feeling which characterizes the modern Englishman.
• Just as a man may be unfaithful to his wife once, and so blunt his conscience till he becomes a thorough profligate, breaking her heart, and ruining his own soul.
• The measures which Antiochus employed to crush the faith of Judaism were relentlessly thorough.
• We have in none of the States of our Union any such legislation as that of the thorough system of factory laws in England, and we ought to supply the lack promptly.
• Learning is knowledge of subjects based and built upon a thorough acquaintance with their elements.
• We must give these questions thorough and impartial consideration so that no doubt or uncertainty may linger in our minds regarding them.
• It is very thorough, yet clear and highly effective.
• Fitzgeorge, cleared the wood on the left in a very thorough manner, and soon the whole Fenian army were in a helter-skelter race out of Canada and back to American territory.
• His knowledge of Greek and Latin was never thorough, nor had he any turn for critical niceties.
• Had his mild scrutinizings been a paid service, they could hardly have been more thorough.
• She was a pupil of Fahlcrantz for a time in her native city, and then went to Dresden, where she made a thorough study and some excellent copies of the works of Ruisdael.
• I desired the French gentleman not to say any thing to them till the business was thorough ripe, and I told him what answer the men had given me.
• Suffice it to say that through the exercise of great tact and a thorough understanding of the Chinese character they were able to settle the matter without bloodshed.
• These lectures, though necessarily brief and quite familiar in their form, may still be very exact and thorough in respect to the knowledge conveyed.
• He told them that, in order to give them time to make a thorough investigation, they were excused from farther exercises during the day.
• You can understand, that I cannot tell you a story which will require at every word that I should explain my thorough disbelief in your brother.
• Dionis, who was clever and insincere, and for that reason timid, kept Goupil as much through fear as for his keen mind and thorough knowledge of all the interests of the town.
• In his obstinate flesh and blood devotion to the house of Stuart he was as sincere and thorough as Sir Henry Lee, Sir Geoffrey Peveril, or Kentish Sir Byng.
• Her calculations, based on a thorough knowledge of the district, proved correct.
• It merits, therefore, a thorough discussion, and I shall endeavour that it shall be a candid one.
• By this time the crew were all thorough seamen, and had made excellent progress in their studies.

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