Trepidation is valid Scrabble Word

Is trepidation a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is trepidation valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for TREPIDATION in dictionary:

NOUN:

timorous uncertain agitation
a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen
trembling movements or motion.
An involuntary trembling, sometimes an effect of paralysis, but usually caused by terror or fear; quaking; quivering.
Hence, a state of terror or alarm; fear; confusion; fright; as, the men were in great trepidation.
A libration of the starry sphere in the Ptolemaic system; a motion ascribed to the firmament, to account for certain small changes in the position of the ecliptic and of the stars.
a feeling of alarm or dread

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a tremulous motion; tremor

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How to use TREPIDATION in a sentence

I then saw them walk hastily out of the garden in evident fear and trepidation, in the direction of the town.
Dean to clap on her three shawls again and excuse herself in visible trepidation.
To conceal his trepidation, he snatched up a lamp, and passing through the secret door, hurried along the narrow stone passage.
There may have been in his secret heart a bit of trepidation, now that the instructor was not there.
He did not observe any signs of trepidation, but then, withdrawal was always easy in the great North American wilderness.
The two loose ends were now dangling down, and I waited with some curiosity, and just a little trepidation also, to see what they would do next.
I felt a trepidation of pocket, but my throbbing head plead more powerfully, so I ordered a comfortable room and a physician.
This Chinaman appeared at my house in great trepidation.
With all the trepidation of the veriest little amateur, I hoisted sail and got under way.
She had, oddly enough, no trepidation about the work itself.

Every schoolboy can testify that his trepidation, when standing before a master, has often disabled him from repeating a lesson which he had duly learnt.
But it seemed to the girl that they were standing nearer to one another than they had been all along, and a pulse of trepidation ran over her.
I shall never forget with what fear and trepidation I drove my first lot of wounded.
And even if no hurt befell thee, the trepidation of that long journey would be cruel.
The one tasted to him like gall, and the fumes of the other were powerless to allay his growing trepidation, and yet, in desperate adventure, he stayed on.
But what could have caused the fishermen of Lamakera so great a trepidation we were at a loss to understand.
But the Captain, knowing all this beforehand, had an advantage, and he showed no sign of trepidation.
It should be recorded to his credit that no man had guessed at his inner trepidation.
Thus was the watching and waiting, in a flutter of trepidation and newly aroused passion.
With great trepidation, I made an excursion one day to their headquarters at Verdrel.
He saw it arrive, not with anxiety or trepidation, but with solemn joy.
My first meeting with Hansen, which occurred after my return to Berlin, was accompanied with some trepidation.
She went to it in some trepidation, expecting to find a raging Butterwick on the threshold.
The enemy, in by no means equal spirits, being now in trepidation, despatch messengers in every direction to call back the plundering parties.
Now that the first step is achieved, we go forward, still with trepidation.
The late Aaron Goldsmith never took milk till six hours after meat, and it was with some trepidation that the present Mr.
Extra police appeared to control the crowds that surged hither and thither without seeming reason, swayed by sudden curiosities and trepidation.
This the new-comer usually passes with due satisfaction, and no little trepidation, in the presence of an august assemblage of his student professors.
For a moment he stood thinking, while Herzog eyed him with trepidation, and Waldron, almost forgetting to smoke, waited developments with interest.
All is well, said we, as we watched the justice take his place before the bridal pair with not a sign of trepidation.
In much trepidation on my part I entered the church with Mr.
In he went, not without the inward trepidation which a man of any imagination feels at the prospect of a battle.

Similar words containing TREPIDA without suffix tion

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