Vale is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VALE in dictionary:

SENTENCE SUBSTITUTE:
• farewell
NOUN:
• a broad valley
• a valley (used in place names or as a poetic term)
• a written or spoken farewell.
• A tract of low ground, or of land between hills; a valley.
• See 2d Vail, 3.
• a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river
• valley
INTERJECTION:
• farewell.

Words related to VALE

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Words that contain VALE

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How to use VALE in a sentence

• One afternoon we went to a place in the hills where the vale of the Shenandoah could be seen.
• At Vale he ordered the car stopped at the post-office, and, telling Lenore he might be detained a few moments, he went in.
• After we pass Oxford, or the Vale of Aylesbury, we enter yet another world.
• This vale swalloweth vp all heauie things that come vpon it.
• You would not think the place a vale at all, unless you were told so beforehand, and had confidence in the veracity of the teller.
• From Capel Cerig down the justly celebrated vale of Nant Gwynant to Bethgelart.
• It stands on the right hand, a little way leading up the vale from Grasmere to Rydal.
• He was with my wife and daughter and me when we visited these celebrated ladies, who had retired, as one may say, into notice in this vale.
• The rest of the poem was written in the vale of Grasmere, chiefly during our residence at Allan Bank.
• Have you forgot I took an infant from you, Doomed to be murdered in that gloomy vale? The swaddling-bands were purple, wrought with gold.
• The vale was more than three leagues in length, and about a mile across at its greatest width.
• This description will apply also to nearly all the other dwelling-places in the vale, and will furnish some idea of the generality of the natives.
• Gehenna, or the Vale of Hinnom, is derived from two Hebrew words, the first meaning a vale, the second being the name of its owner.
• These relics are especially abundant in the vale of Aylesbury, probably at this time one of the richest and best protected of the Saxon settlements.
• Seen from that point, the vale was like a street of verdure.
• To our left there was a precipitous descent to the vale of the river.
• He was then declining into the vale of years, but his mind was still vigorous and young.
• He insisted, too, on my coming the next day to spend the evening at Vale Hall.
• CHAPTER XVII WHAT HAPPENED ON THE ROAD About half an hour after Ashton-Kirk had left the Vale mansion, a Maillard car drew up before the door.
• Miss Vale is not so difficult to please as you thought.
• Such was the current comment on this vale of spices.
• We went to Vale Royal, and there never was man so bewildered as I.
• And, in tones more musical than mortals often hear, she sang a sweet lullaby, a song of fairyland and of the island vale of Avalon, where the souls of heroes dwell.
• Not long after this King Charlemagne with his host came to the death-strewn Vale of Thorns.
• I led them past Hebron into the south country, and so by the Vale of Eshcol, and over many hills beyond the Pools of Solomon, until my feet brought me to your fire.
• A little over a hundred years ago he came to the vale of Ewyas and bought this estate, and hither he brought his young bride.

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