Trends is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRENDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TREND, 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
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take a particular course

Words related to TRENDS

trend6 trended9 trending10

Words that contain TRENDS

uptrends11 subtrends12 downtrends15 trendsetter12 trendsetters13 trendsetting14 countertrends16 trendsettings15

How to use TRENDS in a sentence

• Darkness came on, but I found my way by the trends of the canons and the peaks projected against the sky.
• The river appears to turn to the north and enter a range of hills, which trends north and south a few miles to the east of our camp.
• From this point the coast trends to the southward to Cape Fourcroy.
• The land to the westward of this projection trends slightly in and forms a sandy bay fronted by a reef and some rocky islets.
• The land to the westward of the Crocodile Islands trends deeply in, forming a bay in which two low wooded islands were noticed.
• We first pulled up the arm to the eastward of Vine Head which trends in for one mile, and then examined the bay on its western side, which was found to be both shoal and rocky.
• Without shedding its principles, it needs to look to adapting to new trends, being more competitive, and delivering the needs of the readers.
• Trends In philanthropy, by Willford Isbell King, assisted by Kate E.
• British Industry today, a study of English trends In industrial relations, by Ben M.
• Trends and issues affecting Lutheran higher education.
• Problems and trends in virus research, by Thomas M.
• Production cost trends in selected industrial areas.
• Trends in social work as reflected in the proceedings of the National Conference of social work, 1874-1946.
• I have made it my profession to detect the trends of thought and the tides of unrest.
• This had led him into strange trends of thought, had encouraged, in a way, superstitious fancies not altogether good for him.
• From Point Emeriau the coast trends to the south-west, and preserves the same sandy character.
• The coast trends here in a North by West direction.
• It terminates with a narrow point, and then trends in to the South-West towards the coast.
• There is a small rocky islet off Cape Preston, and some to the South-South-West, in which direction the shore trends in and forms a bay, the shores of which were not seen.
• To the northward of it the coast trends in and forms a bay, but not deep enough to offer shelter from the prevailing winds.
• As a further guide to Port Usborne it is situated at the southern extremity of all these islands, and where the coast suddenly trends away to the eastward.
• It trends east and west for seventeen miles, and is in width about six.
• With a fresh breeze at NNE they bore away along the shore, which trends to the SE by E and was distant three or four miles.
• Again, from Break Sea Spit, the coast trends to the westward of north, which has a tendency to draw the flood from the SE and this was shown by Captain Cook to be the case.
• On the south side, the coast trends west, three or four miles, into a sandy bight, and then southward to Cape Howe.
• The shore on this side of the cape trends south, in rocky heads and beaches, and afterwards curves westward, forming an extensive bay, which terminates in a point.
• The coast there trends nearly east-by-north, and obliged us to haul close to the wind, in soundings of 7 to 9 fathoms.
• On the south side of this point or island, for I could not fully ascertain its connection, the shore falls back seven or eight miles to the east, and then trends southward.
• In Part III, Civilization Is Becoming Obsolete, I have tried to check our thinking about civilization with the sweep of present day historical trends.
• Trends inherent in the world-wide revolution of 1750-1970 suggest a cycle that reached its high point at the turn of the century and began its downward course around 1900.
• They are influenced by deep running political, economic and social forces and trends.
• From this last point the land trends away northerly two or three leagues, opens to the sea, and then bends in again to the westward.
• The land from hence trends away east by north about 14 leagues, making many points and sandy bays, where vessels may anchor.
• There was a headland to the southward of us beyond which, seeing no land, I supposed that from thence the land trends away more westerly.

Similar words containing TREND without suffix s

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