Threescore is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THREESCORE in dictionary:

NUMERAL:
• three times twenty
• sixty
• being three times twenty; sixty
• a set with 3 times 20 members
• being ten more than fifty

Words related to THREESCORE

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Words that contain THREESCORE

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How to use THREESCORE in a sentence

• General von Haessler, more than the allotted three-score years and ten, veteran of two wars, offered his sword.
• For it is the number of a man, and his number is six hundred, threescore and six.
• The human body is a furnace which keeps in blast three-score years and ten, more or less.
• By her side sits a woman of some threescore years, tall, stately, and squarely formed, with ample breadth of back and size of chest, like the robust dames of Sorrento.
• Despite his three-score years, he had never experienced a village shelling.
• Only three-score and ten has the confidence, as well as the time, to be idle.
• Every glass touched every glass, an operation which entailed some threescore clinkings.
• Such was the countenance of my venerated mother, on the eve of threescore years.
• He attended the village school, where he was the most popular and promising of the threescore pupils under the care of the crabbed Mr.
• Here one does not need to live out his threescore years and ten to see the city of his youth slip away from him.
• The emotion remains uneffaceable after more than threescore years, one of the most vivid of my life.
• And in London is Elvesham beginning life again in a vigorous body, and with all the accumulated knowledge and wisdom of threescore and ten.
• They have fifty out of a thousand, and we twenty out of threescore.
• And he took Gessur, and Aram the towns of Jair, and Canath, and the villages thereof, threescore cities.
• And Darius, the Mede, succeeded to the kingdom, being threescore and two years old.
• Now they were three-score and two all told, but of these but a score of men-at-arms besides Ralph, and Clement, who was a stout fighter when need was.
• Threescore years and ten are now his portion, and often not half the number.
• At the end of threescore years and more of work they possessed nothing, had nothing to look forward to save more work.
• If he was eighty-six at the time of his death, he must have been about threescore and ten when Justin Martyr made this announcement.
• There was not one man, but hundreds, who had passed the Biblical threescore years and ten but were fighting valiantly in defence of their country.
• Were we fated to perish at the goal of threescore, God would have harmonized our powers with our lot.
• The saint cured no fewer than threescore and thirteen persons possessed of devils.
• And their average will come as near the old Scripture pattern of threescore years and ten as that of any body of men who have lived since the days of Isaac and Jacob.
• Indeed, although little more than fifty years old, when you saw his head uncovered, you would have taken him for a man approaching to threescore and ten.
• Every body wondered how he managed to preserve his good-humor and vivacity under the frosts of three-score winters.
• Now I am more than threescore years and ten, and the rest of my days are numbered.
• At that time when we were in prison, there died of them aboue threescore and ten.
• With him went Patrick Henry, four years his junior, and Edmund Pendleton, now past threescore.
• A day here is as threescore of their years as these mortals live.
• And when she counted her remaining years to threescore, they seemed an eternity.
• More than three-score horses were sacrificed daily to provide a meat ration for the garrison.

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