Worthwhile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORTHWHILE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• being worth the time or effort spent
• worth the time, money, or effort spent; of value or importance
• sufficiently valuable to justify the investment of time or interest

Words that contain WORTHWHILE

worthwhileness26 worthwhilenesse27 worthwhilenesses28

How to use WORTHWHILE in a sentence

• I saw several gaps among the boats where I might have swam up to the surface, but it did not seem worthwhile to try and get there, and I had forgotten why I wanted to.
• He would hardly dare back up without covering, at least to some worth-while extent, his words with his money.
• It was going to be a worth-while evening she felt sure, and it was good that her left-hand neighbors, Miss Major and Mrs.
• In the stress of the moment she could not think of a single worth-while excuse for having gone into the electric room.
• It was not worthwhile trying to impress a man of that sort.
• Before turning to the evidence given by First Officer Rhodes during his second appearance it is worthwhile making a preliminary comment.
• It was too late to expect any worth-while business.
• The young man smiled and said he rather thought, as he would probably only remain two or three months, it would not be worthwhile to change.
• It had not been worthwhile to send in a caretaker, for all the valuables had been removed either by the Visitors or by the Prior when he went at night.
• There is an abundance of humor, quaint situations, and worth-while effort, and likewise plenty of plot and mystery.
• We should not think this worthwhile method of seeking solutions is confined to the administrative institutions of the Cause.
• He is deeply gratified to learn that the friends find it interesting and worthwhile enough as to make its subject-matter the topic of their teaching campaign.
• The Guardian hopes, nevertheless, that with your knowledge of Arabic and German you may be able to do something truly worthwhile and substantial in this connection.
• The night was so fine that all agreed that it was not worthwhile to erect the tent carried for them in the waggon.
• Once salvation was offered, there should be no trouble convincing the people that blood donations from their children were worthwhile.
• She was a belle, and much admired by many worth-while men.
• That any bookseller should think it worth-while to purchase what he did not think it worth-while to publish seems extraordinary.
• INTERESTING THE PRACTICAL MAN The practical man likes to think of himself and others as doing things, as saying things, accomplishing practical things, worth-while things.
• You see, when I made up my mind seriously to try to do worth-while things with my own hands, everybody was against me.
• And he proved that short hours, high pay, and worth-while profits may be made to keep company.
• Aspiration is behind the pages of every worth-while volume.
• But she had proven that it was not a worthwhile pursuit for humans to undertake.
• She did not need anyone telling her that she was beautiful or that her art work was worthwhile.
• Anyhow, I shall ask you to go to the very first worth-while opera that comes along.
• These Ten-Minute Talks are now given by a good reader and really worth-while material is presented.
• Also, we were in daily contact with really worth-while people, people that otherwise we should have met only in books, magazines, and newspapers.
• Hence he needs definite encouragement to see clearly what he has in hand and to bring his industrial attempts to a worth-while conclusion.

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