Weal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• mark with a weal
• To mark with stripes. See Wale.
• A sound, healthy, or prosperous state of a person or thing; prosperity; happiness; welfare.
• The body politic; the state; common wealth.
• To promote the weal of; to cause to be prosperous.
NOUN:
• a ridge on the skin formed by a blow, also WALE, WHEAL
• a red, swollen mark left on flesh by a blow or pressure
• an area of the skin which is temporarily raised, typically reddened, and usually accompanied by itching.
• that which is best for someone or something
• raised mark left on the skin by a blow
• The mark of a stripe. See Wale.
• a raised mark on the skin (as produced by the blow of a whip); characteristic of many allergic reactions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a welt

Words related to WEAL

wale7 weals8 welt7 wheal11

Words that contain WEAL

sweal8 weald9 weals8 sweals9 unweal9 wealds10 wealth12 swealed11 unweals10 wealths13 wealthy16 swealing12 wealsman13 wealsmen13 swealings13 wealthier15 wealthily18 commonweal19 wealthiest16 wealthless16 bridewealth20 commonweals20 wealthiness17 bridewealths21 commonwealth24 commonwealths25 wealthinesses19

How to use WEAL in a sentence

• The child for weal or woe is in the complete control of its parents, and corporal punishment is allowed in the schools.
• In his instance likewise the individual life was sacrificed for the common weal, and the beautiful for the useful.
• Above thee rules in love, through weal and woe, Guiding thy kings and thee, the King of kings.
• Come weal or woe this is the place for us to stand.
• Far from me be any design of saying anything but what has for aim the advantage of the common weal.
• Decide ye rather for the good than the ill of the common weal.
• The new Duke of Nemours entered, nevertheless, into the League of Common Weal against the king.
• Of course it is our duty to look into all matters affecting the public weal, and more especially into the business and occupations of strangers who come into our island.
• A weal across one of her white arms and a dog-whip upon the floor were enough to show that our escape had hardly been in time to save her from his brutality.
• After all we celebrated the birth of a season which for weal or woe must be numbered amongst the greatest in our lives.
• Enveloped in darkness, creatures are not masters of their own weal or woe.
• O son of Pritha, our weal, and woe, life and death, our kingdom and prosperity, are all dependent on thee.
• Remember that the counts of Hapsburg did not attain their heights of reputation and glory by fraud, insolence or selfishness, but by courage and devotion to the public weal.
• I am but a stranger among them, seeking at their hands a jewel most unjustly detained, and which, if given up, will hardly endanger the common weal.
• With their growth the working classes have come to prefer self-help to his honest regulation of their weal.
• Ever tempted to reverie, he yet refuses, even for one little hour, to yield up the weal of Flanders to idle thought or vacant retrospect.
• From that day she was Queen Alice in every thought, and he her loyal, faithful knight for weal or woe.
• Gladstone who always gave in when the Irish outcry would have stimulated an honest man to avail himself of all loyal forces which law and the common weal provided.
• Clearly, her genuine work, beyond the family circle, is to set an example of modest devotion to personal improvement and the social weal.
• You have no written law by which to judge him, so your canon will be your view of the public weal, against which he has most grievously offended.
• They seek diligently their own benefit and not the common weal.
• Almost if not every department of social progress and of the public weal has felt the impulse of this healthy and long-lived family.
• People to be governed for the common weal, a striking feature of the will of the, 141-l.
• Perish the savage custom of the gift, Founded in terror and maintained in thrift! What men of honor need to aid their weal They purchase, or, occasion serving, steal.
• History, however, proves conclusively that, although it may be less vital to the common weal, the right of self-government is just as deeply cherished.
• And therefore, Sir Launcelot, said they, we will take the woe with the weal.
• MY lord, Sir Launcelot, said Sir Bors, by mine advice ye shall take the woe with the weal, and take it in patience, and thank God of it.
• But by that their drink was in their bodies, they loved either other so well that never their love departed for weal neither for woe.
• This good is inexhaustible and makes up welfare in the State, the common weal.
• Locke found opposed to the common weal an odious theory of arbitrary and absolute power.
• The corner-stone of the Japanese edifice of personal righteousness and public weal, is loyalty.

Similar words containing WE without suffix al

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