Where is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• At or in what place; hence, in what situation, position, or circumstances; -- used interrogatively.
• At or in which place; at the place in which; hence, in the case or instance in which; -- used relatively.
• To what or which place; hence, to what goal, result, or issue; whither; -- used interrogatively and relatively; as, where are you going?
PRONOUN:
• in, at, or to which place
NOUN:
• the place at or in which something is located or occurs, also WHAUR, WHEAR, WHEARE
• Whether.
• Place; situation.
• question as to the position, direction, or destination of something
CONJUNCTION:
• Whereas.
ADVERB:
• in or to what place or position
• in what direction or respect
• in or from what source
• in or to what situation or condition
• at, in, or to which (used after reference to a place or situation)
• the place or situation in which
• in or to a place or situation in which
• in or to any place in which; wherever
• in, at, or to what place?

Words related to WHERE

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Words that contain WHERE

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How to use WHERE in a sentence

• Some remains of wood and a litter of straw showed that this was where Toussac had spent his day.
• Andernach is remarkable for being the exact spot where Julius Caesar first crossed the Rhine to make war on the German nations.
• Menehould and thence to Verdun, where a court of justice extraordinary sat upon his case.
• Simpson paused for a moment at the market-stalls, where negroes of all shades looked out at him in a silence that seemed devoid of curiosity.
• Eventually, Wagner drifted to Koenigsberg, where he became director of the theatre, and where Wilhelmine had found a position.
• Then he would fear, where now he lives in insolent certainty.
• He wondered where the old prospector was, and whether he was hunting frantically for his lost companion.
• Her imagination was stirred by the name of the house where his father had lived, where he had probably been brought up.
• Plants may be drawn where they can be spared to make room for the remainder, but leaves only should be taken when the plant is large enough to supply them.
• Having done all this they went to the palace where the feast was being given and where many men had gathered.
• How many countries can join with us in the community of a kindred sorrow! I will not speak of those distant regions where assassination enters into the daily life of government.
• You understand he had been above ground all the time, while the fighters were in the trenches, where they had more protection.
• There is hardly any other country in the world where military men have concentrated such a great power in their hands.
• He got farther and farther away from his companions, and at last found himself alone in a dark part of the wood where he never before had been.
• Miss Wright comes from a country where the friends have at several occasions been put to test and therefore she appreciates the difficulties that the friends are confronting.
• She not only stopped, but she backed off until nearly a quarter of a mile away, where she stayed.
• He showed his gardens, full of flourishing potatoes, where the disease had never yet reached.
• But where the peach will grow you can raise the almond profitably.
• Then we shall find, where you are now standing, some well-picked bones and the metal part of your lantern.
• Villa then went to Lalloc, where other priests were imprisoned.
• Sperry merely told me that Margaret was not over strong, and that she needed a change of air, and where she could be kept out of doors.
• This type of natural beauty was therefore established by custom even in countries where it was not indigenous.
• There is not beyond doubt a single establishment in the world where the student has more liberty.

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