Vast is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VAST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a vastness
• an immense space.
• A waste region; boundless space; immensity.
• immense or boundless space
ADJECTIVE:
• huge
• of very great extent or quantity; immense
• extremely large
• unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of great extent or size
• a vast space

Words related to VAST

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How to use VAST in a sentence

• Three different views of Goldau, where the villages lie buried under these vast masses of rock, recall the terrible catastrophe of 1806, as if it had happened but yesterday.
• During such favorable seasons, the Robins are able to collect vast quantities of dormant insects from the open ground.
• For the battle began afresh by reason of the vast mass of the archers, and nothing damaged our men more.
• On the fifth day, he got off his beard, which was a vast relief to him, and by the end of the week he actually crawled up on the poop, where he could get a sight of his domains.
• Other parts of Europe also began to look with alarm upon the vast power acquired by Austria.
• The whole vast line of Piute braves pressed swiftly on.
• If time enough is allowed, vast quantities of this valley-ice move into the gulf or sea.
• Indeed, a setting vast and weird enough for the coming epic.
• The appalling total is this vast harvest which covers the plain.
• Upon the right, basking in the golden sunset as in the light of an eternal calm, a stupendous fortress lay, like some vast monster of old time, asleep.
• It must be remembered, however, that at this period vast tracts of land remained uncultivated, and that the science of agriculture was but imperfectly understood.
• It was dangerous even to look at such a vast amount of wealth.
• Consider what a vast difference exists between modern democracy and the old forms of despotism.
• There were only a thousand or twelve hundred Pyrotists in the whole vast Republic, but it was believed that they were everywhere.
• He seemed altogether too vast for the small home, which had never grown with his other worldly possessions.
• She had no intention of returning to the ranch house until the noonday meal, and meanwhile it was her purpose to explore something of the vast domain which her husband controlled.
• The amount of work he did that day was wonderful to all who saw, his vast strength put him far ahead of all others and back of his strength was his will.
• Since the peat began to form, eight or ten thousand years have passed, and when that vast period began, the great monuments of stone were already there.
• Barbicane regretted not passing perpendicularly over this vast opening.
• By various other cunning contrivances which I could not prevent, John gained vast sums of money.
• Disease had obtained so vast a start that the medical service, had it been first-class, which it certainly was not, would otherwise have proved totally inadequate.
• Here he is far from the control and supervision of the white missionaries, who only visit him twice in the year, and consequently he thinks himself a man of vast importance.

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