Able is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) to enable
• enable
ADJECTIVE:
• competent, also HABLE
• having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something
• having considerable skill, proficiency, or intelligence
• capable, competent
• To make able; to enable; to strengthen.
• To vouch for.
• (usually followed by `to\') having the necessary means or skill or know-how or authority to do something
• have the skills and qualifications to do things well
• having inherent physical or mental ability or capacity
• having a strong healthy body
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having sufficient power, skill, or resources
• a communications code word for the letter A

Words related to ABLE

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How to use ABLE in a sentence

• Possibly some day we may be able to check conjecture by facts.
• Pauline repeated her determination with much decision, and was afraid that her visit had been more of a burden than Harrie, with all her care, was able to bear.
• Beresford must have been able to keep it alive with fuel.
• If the woman comes to you in the morning I shall be able to get you out.
• The Indians accompanied him during the day, and as they had nothing to eat, he was obliged to feed them from his own stores, the hunters not being able to kill any thing.
• It is the Roman hymn, and none of the new ones written in Tuscany have been able to take its place.
• Perhaps, as you say, I shall be able to find out in other ways, from some one here in Algiers.
• With one end of the twig in her mouth, she was able to push the blade open with the other end, and it fell back against the root of the oak, edge uppermost.
• Here it was imagined that his army would have been able to maintain their ground between the Aller and the Elbe, till the severity of the season should put an end to the campaign.
• There are those upon earth who have been able to say it.
• The singer must be able to supplement the beauty of the voice with intelligence in the exposition of the song.
• By this process we are able to send in a better report than we have been doing.
• Of the sixty-four who got to the canoas, eighteen were desperately wounded, and barely able to walk.
• All the way across the Middle West, across the great plains, Mary Warren had been able to see somewhat.
• At first he found the pathway very narrow, but it widened considerably at the depth of a few fathoms, so that he was able to advance easily.
• Her love for children was intense, and she had the rare faculty of being able to bring her intelligence down to theirs.
• Nor would Lavretsky have been able to recognize himself, if he could have looked at himself as he in fancy was looking at Liza.
• But never shall I be able so far to conquer my tender sensibility as to enquire after him.
• My injured foot improved slowly, and before I was able to resume my duties on the ranch, I rode over one day to the San Miguel for a short visit.
• Miss Goldthwaite brought up a breakfast tray with a cup of weak tea and a piece of toast, of which Lucy was able to eat a little bit.
• I have hitherto not been able to trace it to an earlier writer.
• The prisoner had not yet been able to break its force at all.
• Men, who attempt to do the world more good, than the world is able entirely to comprehend, are almost invariably held in bad odor.
• If he had been able to keep the wings of his youth I think he might have been almost the greatest man of British history.

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