Trend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to have a tendency for
• change or develop in a general direction
• (especially of a geographical feature) bend or turn away in a specified direction
• (of a topic) be the subject of many posts on a social media website or application within a short period of time
• To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend; as, the shore of the sea trends to the southwest.
• To cause to turn; to bend.
• To cleanse, as wool.
• turn sharply; change direction abruptly
• take a certain trend
NOUN:
• a general direction in which something is developing or changing
• a fashion
• a topic that is the subject of many posts on a social media website or application within a short period of time
• general tendency or direction
• Inclination in a particular direction; tendency; general direction; as, the trend of a coast.
• Clean wool.
• a general direction in which something tends to move
• general line of orientation
• a general tendency to change (as of opinion)
• the popular taste at a given time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take a particular course

Words related to TREND

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Words that contain TREND

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How to use TREND in a sentence

• Presently, however, those opinions changed, and the change was brought about by watching closely the trend of domestic affairs in the Gann establishment.
• Large valleys seemed to join and trend from south to north, and were bounded by ranges, except to the east, where a level plain or wide valley extended to the horizon.
• I have known for a long while that he has become thoroughly disgusted with the trend of affairs here, and has no thought now but to serve the King.
• The eastward trend of the morning traffic caught him.
• In Australia and South Africa all that can be said is that events now apparently show a trend in the direction of adopting this system.
• An opening was observed to trend round the rear of the Mount, and probably separates it from the mainland.
• The wind was steadily from the north, so the trend of the kite was to the south.
• And they predict that this trend will continue, resulting in a form of socialism or communism distinctly different from that found in any other country.
• If you think conscientiously, that the evidence, the trend of which we all know now, is to be shaken, you are right to do your best to try to shake it.
• It had been the trend of all his preparation and resolve.
• The secret lies, I suppose, in the trend of the strata, which is generally north and south.
• It was still distracted by memories of the dead past and uncertain as to the trend of the future.
• Most all denominations are interested in social betterment, because the trend of human thought is in that direction.
• Yet, on the other hand, the whole trend of the evidence is so strongly in favour of the evolutionary doctrine, that no other interpretation seems at all rational.
• Examples of this nature could be given in great variety, but enough has been suggested to show the trend.
• In passing the inner trend of the cape, the water will shoal to three and three-quarter fathoms, but do not approach too near the point.
• Then with the greenish dawn, that the blinds let into the room, came some refreshment and new health to the brain, but the trend of her ideas was not modified.
• We know that the whole trend of things everywhere is toward co-operation.
• Not knowing how far it might trend to the north-west, Lieutenant Shortland stood out to the south.
• They also are fond of simply written books of travels, and especially of narratives of a religious trend.
• The musician, more than any artist, reflects his character and trend of life in his work.
• It is interesting to note the general trend of the early development of automatic apparatus in comparison with the development, to that time, of manual telephone apparatus.
• The broader, deeper, and more permanent interests are now developing, and character is taking its permanent trend.
• Did Christ know truth? Was he honest? Hence, the attitude of the Church should be taken in view of the trend of modern critical discussion.
• After doubling the head we found the land to trend south, a little easterly, and to form a large deep bay, bounded on the west by the coast just mentioned.
• In this last direction the coast seemed to trend more to the south in a lofty promontory, which, on account of the day, received the name of Cape Coronation.

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