Trenchant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRENCHANT in dictionary:

VERB:
• Fitted to trench or cut; gutting; sharp.
• Fig.: Keen; biting; severe; as, trenchant wit.
ADJECTIVE:
• incisive, vigorous, also TRENCHAND
• vigorous or incisive in expression or style
• (of a weapon or tool) having a sharp edge
• having keenness and forcefulness and penetration in thought, expression, or intellect
• characterized by or full of force and vigor
• clearly or sharply defined to the mind
• incisive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• keen, sharp

Words related to TRENCHANT

incisive13 trenchancy20 trenchand15 trenchantly19

Words that contain TRENCHANT

intrenchant16 trenchantly19

How to use TRENCHANT in a sentence

• It was to a quarrel for and a quarrel against this gentleman that we are indebted for the most trenchant satire in the language.
• I should explain that a trenchant edge, running along the bottom of the sash, was the obvious means by which the fingers of Cibras had been cut off.
• But the keen and trenchant blade of Dryden never makes a thrust in vain, and never strikes but at a vulnerable point.
• In lazy mood or trenchant, at thy whim The world must wag.
• A very bright planet shone before him and drew a trenchant wake along the water.
• They had become the receptacles of burning, scalding, trenchant realities.
• A long grey-edged spear together with a trenchant bye-spear for defence, with thongs for throwing and with rivets of whitened bronze, alongside him in the chariot.
• A more energetic and trenchant faith than it was for eight hundred years has not appeared among men.
• Against no other social evil was the testimony of Jesus so trenchant and uncompromising.
• She clutched him fast, wrestled with him, deprived him of his sword, flung him down, and finally tried to pierce his armor with her trenchant knife.
• He appears at this time to have cared little for public opinion, except that it should fear his trenchant wit and do homage to his genius.
• I found their simple scale of honour was based mainly on the capacity for inflicting trenchant wounds.
• Diana Trenchant and her witnesses had arrived early.
• An empty chair sat drawn up to the table beside Janet and there was another empty chair further down the table opposite Trenchant.
• Diana Trenchant sat down in the assigned seat and arranged her note pad and documents for easy access.
• The manual had been written out of desperation by Trenchant on her home computer.
• There was excellent cooperation between him and Trenchant.
• Hurt, angry and unable to get at the students, he turned on Trenchant.
• This was not an arbitrary determination by Trenchant.
• Lyle blamed Trenchant for blowing the whistle, conveniently forgetting that it was a student who had written the letters.
• Trenchant immediately asked Andrea to give her name and occupation for the record.
• One is that when Diana Trenchant has a problem with someone, she marches right up and tells them.
• Trenchant is making an issue of every little thing she can think of.
• If Trenchant had asked the question, I would have said that I had found them.
• Trenchant explained to him what these common handwriting tests were all about.
• His attitude toward the women in his sector improved and it was reported that he regretted his role on the Trenchant panel.
• As a speaker, she is angular and rigid, but trenchant, incisive, cutting through to the heart of whatever topic she touches.

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