Vigilant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIGILANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• watchful
• keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties
• watchful in case of danger
• Attentive to discover and avoid danger, or to provide for safety; wakeful; watchful; circumspect; wary.
• carefully observant or attentive; on the lookout for possible danger

Words related to VIGILANT

unwinking17 vigilantly17 vigilantness16

Words that contain VIGILANT

vigilante13 vigilantes14 vigilantly17 vigilantism17 vigilantisms18 vigilantness16 hypervigilant25 vigilantnesses18

How to use VIGILANT in a sentence

• The vigilant, the cunning, and those that have more money, find shelter and escape.
• But Cameron was an old hand, and they found it difficult to escape his vigilant eye.
• They swore they had kept vigilant watch, and must have seen an intruder.
• But these are not the only points to which you look for vigilant watchfulness.
• But the people of Roquecesaire were vigilant, and, seeing the hostile crowd coming, went forth to give them battle.
• Not until ten days later when I passed over the Holland border did I feel release from their vigilant eyes.
• Her eyes glowed, and her heart thrilled at the sight of the tense, vigilant figure of Vermilion, and the sweating, straining scowmen.
• It was, however, well understood and operated to make them only the more vigilant.
• The camp fires burned brightly all the night, and the sentinels kept vigilant watch, expecting every moment some sudden alarm.
• And while he talked, she listening with folded arms and her black eyes fixed upon his own, Richard Vance watched with vigilant eyes and listened too, ceaselessly alert.
• His own involved finances troubled him, and to them he gave such vigilant attention as to reduce his debts to the point where they gave him no concern.
• The night passed without incident, Tad Butler keeping a vigilant watch all during the dark hours of the night.
• This man was surprised at anchor by the ever vigilant Paou, to whom many fishermen and other people on the coast, must have acted as friendly spies.
• The committee too had been particularly vigilant during the whole of the year, with respect to the public papers.
• The guard or guards, as the case might be, was not as vigilant as the security of the prisoners should have required.
• There would be none, if good men thought it a part of goodness to be as active and vigilant as the bad.
• All this seems artificial to-day, whereas Dickens in his best moments is the simplest, as he is the most vigilant, of men.
• The instant the vigilant officer, who commanded the morning watch, caught the first glimpses of the returning brightness, Ludlow was awakened.
• At no time will she more need the vigilant insight of a mother, and yet this can only be had through letters and in the holiday seasons.
• So she veiled her sorrow from him, little guessing how the vigilant eyes took in that also when they did not apparently so much as glance her way.
• But if Ione was independent in her choice of life, so was her modest pride proportionably vigilant and easily alarmed.
• Nellie was always jealous of the welfare of the working class, and was ever vigilant as to its interests.

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