Widens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WIDENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WIDEN, to make wide or wider
• make or become wider

Words related to WIDENS

widen9 widened12 widening13

How to use WIDENS in a sentence

• The ranks of shattered ice along the shore are claimed again as the flood widens and licks them in.
• About 1,500 miles inland it widens out from one to ten miles.
• While it stimulates manufactures, it also creates monopolies and widens the distinctions between the rich and the poor.
• Nor are large towns like Bombay the only places where the Hindu peasant widens his horizon and acquires new tastes.
• Above Bath, the channel of the Kennebeck widens into what is called Merrymeeting Bay.
• On leaving Winson the Coln widens out considerably, and for the next two miles becomes the boundary between Mr.
• You look down upon the Danube, catching a fine sweep of the river, as it widens in its course toward Vienna.
• Rome, at her very weakest, has always been a river that wanders and widens and that waters many fields.
• As the river approaches the Lake of Tiberias it widens, and passes through it with a current that may be clearly seen during a great part of its course.
• The median ridge widens out as it passes backwards, forming the larger part of the posterior portion of the frog.
• No matter what white caps may crest the blue waters of the pond, which here widens out to its broadest reach, there is always quiet here.
• A fox make three rounds from where he is jumped and then widens out.
• A little further on it widens nearly three-quarters of a league, and the width continues to be more equal.
• Here the mountains recede from the river, and the valley widens to the extent of several miles.
• The alteration in the shape of the foot is brought about by pressure on the pad, which widens and in consequence presses on the bars.
• But it widens as it descends, and curves a little on one side as it widens, so that it shapes itself, before it reaches its first bowl of granite, into the figure of a comet.
• The stream of ancient philosophy in the Alexandrian and Roman times widens into a lake or sea, and then disappears underground to reappear after many ages in a distant land.
• A large crowd followed me out of the town in the morning, and swarmed with me across the beautiful sward, as level as the Oval, which here widens into the country.
• When he has learned to speak, then the gap widens to such an extent that what before was in some respects almost the equal of humanity seems now a repulsive caricature of it.
• At Toungoo it is narrow, but below Shwegyin it widens, and at Sittang it is half a mile broad.
• This is a noble thought, if true, and one that wonderfully widens our narrow outlook.
• The anchor was dropped in the middle of the loch where it widens above Bowmore.
• Here they check and subside, the channel widens out below, and the water passes on at a slower pace through the easier rapids below.
• Every year its dominion widens, and even now a strong and growing public opinion is enlisted in its support.
• At this place the first tidewater commences, and the river in consequence widens immediately below the rapid.
• Opposite to these islands the hills on the left retire, and the river widens into a kind of bay, crowded with low islands, subject to be overflowed occasionally by the tide.
• Here the elv widens and rolls its billows majestically in a woodland landscape, as large and extended as if it were in North America.
• She turns from it with distaste, and thus widens still more the gulf between herself and her relatives.
• Denis is a changed street now, and widens out, prim, white, and glittering, towards the new barrier and the new Rond Point.
• This systematic investigation, especially when it goes back to first sources, widens the basis for imaginative reconstruction.
• At the lower extremity the river widens to about a mile, and here there are a certain number of houses.
• After this the river widens again and the current is not so strong.

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