Avail is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVAIL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to be of use or advantage to
• use or take advantage of (an opportunity or available resource)
• help or benefit
• be of use or advantage (to)
• To turn to the advantage of; to be of service to; to profit; to benefit; to help; as, artifices will not avail the sinner in the day of judgment.
• To promote; to assist.
• To be of use or advantage; to answer the purpose; to have strength, force, or efficacy sufficient to accomplish the object; as, the plea in bar must avail, that is, be sufficient to defeat the suit; this scheme will not avail; medicines will not avail to check the disease.
• See Avale, v.
• use to one\'s advantage
• be of use to, be useful to
• take or use
NOUN:
• use or benefit
• Profit; advantage toward success; benefit; value; as, labor, without economy, is of little avail.
• Proceeds; as, the avails of a sale by auction.
• a means of serving
• use or advantage

Words related to AVAIL

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Words that contain AVAIL

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How to use AVAIL in a sentence

• Shoes and gloves were lost in the mire, for we were glad to avail ourselves of all our limbs, and we reached the grand hotel in a most deplorable state.
• More than one home was offered him, not only until he could find some situation or engage in some trade, but as long as he chose to avail himself of it.
• If neglected until the condition depicted in the figure is arrived at, then treatment, as a rule, is of no avail.
• As his soul had been too much alive for them, when it was in the body, their unity with the lifeless form was felt to avail but little.
• We did not scruple, therefore, to avail ourselves of the courtesy of Mr.
• But how to avail himself of it was the question, for in his present garb he was sure to be recognised.
• He is well aware that neither bad roads, troops, nor any other obstacle that he could oppose to our advance, would avail in case of our invading Nepaul.
• There is salvation for such as truly as for any, if they avail themselves of the proffered gifts.
• But this remark is not made publicly, lest some anxious ones avail themselves of your bounty as a means to an end not contemplated by the state.
• Yet all these precautions would probably avail but little were a bomb to strike St.
• It is painful to be obliged to state that the inundation did not greatly avail.
• Whether or not spies would be of any avail, she knew that she had in truth done that of which he had declared that he had never suspected her.
• It would be of little avail to speak of all the minute detail, of which there is a tremendous amount in each and every one of these offices and sections of the medical service.
• The white men had shown, in their conflict with the Tlascalans, how terrible they were in battle, and it now seemed that treachery was of no avail against them.
• As to relieving their distresses arising from poverty, my finances were much too limited to be of any avail.
• People were set to watch, and all the wise men in the kingdom put their heads together to try to discover the thief, but without avail.
• I was not in good fighting trim, for my hair which was long and heavy had fallen loose, but preparation could avail nothing.
• His captain searched the hill with a band of men four days after the disappearance, but to no avail.
• They put new locks on the doors lest the villagers had procured keys, but this proved of no avail.
• A constable from the police department knocked upon it long without avail.
• Yet even this additional supply would have been of little avail, had the enemy renewed the attack on the following day.
• More than once we step over some poor fellow for whom no first-aid will avail.
• A knowledge of the country was of no avail, a rod or two was the limit of vision, and the brothers dared not trust each other out of sight.
• On this subject we can avail ourselves of the testimony of the late Mr.
• Comfort the sorrowful with watchful eyes In silence, for the tongue cannot avail.
• All the next day we tried to find some one who spoke English or French, but to no avail.
• We assured him that we would gladly avail ourselves of his permission if that ship sailed without us.
• Here was a case where kingly prerogative did not avail.
• But no heroism of officers or men could avail to stay the advance of the Federal troops.
• The bishops must have the benefit of the plea, and the two following instances will show how far it will avail their cause.

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