Visages is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VISAGES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VISAGE, the face of facial expression of a person
• the manifestation, image, or aspect of something
• a person's face, with reference to the form or proportions of the features
• a person's facial expression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the face or facial expression of a person

Words related to VISAGES

visage10

Words that contain VISAGES

envisages13

How to use VISAGES in a sentence

• Their snowy costumes contrasting strongly with their black visages and the jovial scene around.
• People who saw nothing of the godly but their uncouth visages, and heard nothing from them but their groans and their whining hymns, might laugh at them.
• Another scanned the faces of the frightened tailors, as if comparing them with certain revolutionary visages in his mind.
• Presently a couple of young bulls showed their grim visages round a corner, and after them came a very small girl with a very long stick.
• A crush like that of meeting bodies followed and then fifty grim visages were seen entering the scene of carnage, armed with the deadly weapons of personal conflict.
• The noise of the blows, the shouting, the yelling, the groans, the scalped heads, and gory visages, gave both to the ear and eye an impression that could not easily be forgotten.
• And here I was deeply impressed with the remarkable contour of many visages, which I had now a better opportunity of examining than while on the road.
• Their visages were white and stony as marble, and their eyes, now dead and glassy, were marked by no appearance of distinct consciousness, or the usual expression of reason.
• This condensed the fiery impulse of the moment into an expression of subdued rage, that really shot like livid gleams from their visages.
• He pictured to himself their sorry visages, concealing a hidden and delicious satisfaction.
• Although her husband presented one of the blackest visages the sun ever shone upon, Phillis appeared to hold in small esteem the ordinary servants on the plantation.
• There was little difference in the casts of their colour, but a considerable variation in their features, some of their visages not being very unlike those of Europeans.
• The people we now were amongst, far from resembling them, had long visages, and were stout and well-made.
• There were not many lamps, only those of a few poor miners, whose rough visages formed a striking contrast to the dazzling figures and grandeur which surrounded them.
• Old Mirko died of the great cholera epidemic which swept Montenegro, and Prince Nikola was then free to introduce new visages into the land.
• The men removed their masks in their excitement and their pale visages shone like so many corpses as all leaned forward and listened and looked.
• It was, however, of a somewhat familiar Teuton variety and lost in the maze of all the German visages he had seen.
• I see the visages of those who by stealth and at midnight labor in this work of hell, foul and dark, as may become the artificers of such instruments of misery and torture.
• Nobody could decipher Caucasian, much less Bunker-Hill Yankee, in their grimy visages.
• For as the book saith he might have slain them, but when he saw their visages his heart might not serve him thereto, but left them there.
• The astonishment and the dismay depicted on the visages of those on the platform can be more easily imagined than described.
• As she opened her eyes the wild crowd of distorted visages disappeared.
• There was a sprinkling of young men, with visages so burned by the sun that they might pass for civilized Indians.
• A few words sufficed to explain what had occurred, and indeed the bloody visages of some of the men showed how roughly they had been handled.
• Stern, dark visages of men and the sweet, submissive faces of women were uplifted with rapt attention.
• Around its base stood the officiating priests of Belus, with solemn visages, their long flowing robes adorned with numerous articles of rich regalia.
• But it was the visages of the men on the stretchers that riveted my attention.
• Neither in their visages nor in their manners are they beautiful.
• Instead of the dark and romantic visages of his last phantom train, the Father beheld with strange concern the blue eyes and flaxen hair of a Saxon race.

Similar words containing VISAGE without suffix s

visage10 visaged12 envisage12 envisaged14 envisages13 envisagement18 envisagements19

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