Undercurrents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDERCURRENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• UNDERCURRENT, a current below the upper currents or surface
• an underlying feeling or influence, especially one that is contrary to the prevailing atmosphere and is not expressed openly
• a current of water below the surface and moving in a different direction from any surface current.

Words related to UNDERCURRENTS

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How to use UNDERCURRENTS in a sentence

• Intrigues and undercurrents were going on hard in Rome, and the issue of the conclave was impatiently awaited.
• So he sat very still, wondering how soon she would divine these undercurrents of his thought, listening while she talked to him.
• All these undercurrents of heterodox thought, with but few and soon repressed public manifestations of its presence, were obscured by the massive movement in Church and State.
• The treacherous upheavals caused by undercurrents no longer harassed the gold seekers, but logs and debris swept down with greater velocity.
• As it was, his attention positively would not concentrate upon the rapid undercurrents, where the real energy of the habitues seemed to operate.
• There were some undercurrents of emotion in the British army not to be seen on the surface.
• Thus not knowing or divining anything of the various human under-currents, save, perhaps, that he guessed Donnington to be in love with Bubbles, Dr.
• Joe began again to feel the tragic undercurrents of life, the first time since the dark days following the fire.
• So rapidly he aged in knowledge of all undercurrents that he passed into full maturity without a comprehension of the change.
• But who can tell what secret undercurrents of dim tradition and vague association may have come down to the present day from the olden time.
• And, being acutely aware of all undercurrents here, Hume wondered what the small civ had actually seen.
• At first therefore the spirit of the New Testament could only assert itself in certain undercurrents and in the recognition of particular truths.
• It was when one reached the heart of things, the War Office, that one began to realize the undercurrents which were being set up in the national life as a result of the war.
• I envy the privilege of God, who can read the undercurrents of the heart.
• And yet, with what undercurrents of sensitive and wounded consciousness on her side, of anxiety on his! At the top of Red Bank they came up with Marsworth and Miss Stewart.
• It is rather the result of deep industrial and social undercurrents which are stirring the whole world.

Similar words containing DERCURRENT without suffix s and without prefix un

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