Awe is valid Scrabble Word

Is awe a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is awe valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

3 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
6 points in WWF

Definitions for AWE in dictionary:

VERB:

to strike with fear
inspire with awe
To strike with fear and reverence; to inspire with awe; to control by inspiring dread.
inspire awe in
fill with awe

NOUN:

a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder
capacity to inspire awe
wonder and respect mixed with dread
Dread; great fear mingled with respect.
The emotion inspired by something dreadful and sublime; an undefined sense of the dreadful and the sublime; reverential fear, or solemn wonder; profound reverence.

an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration
a feeling of profound respect for someone or something

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to inspire with awe (reverential fear)

Words related to AWE

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Words that contain AWE

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How to use AWE in a sentence

She naturally resented such ridicule, having been born to regard social distinction with awe and reverence.
The threat of an imperial alliance was added to hold his enemies in awe.
Both kings fell back with superstitious awe, for there had been no warning cloud or darkness.
He laughs at them for their superstitious awe of the Church.
The last person whom he wished to see and expected a visit from was Colonel Quaritch, whom in his heart he held in considerable awe.
When these affecting prayers for the dead had been concluded, a noise was heard at the door, and a voice which in a moment hushed them into silence and awe.
She sat there thrilled with awe of what she had just experienced.
Behind these he would observe with awe four or six gigantic statues seated with their hands on their knees.
It had filled him with awe to think that he, a stranger, was her only friend in that great city, and she might be dying! Somehow he could not cast her off as a common stranger.
Vergilius was full of wonder, thinking of the awe which had fallen upon him and the others.

He could not pierce the disguise of circumstance, and bow in love and awe before the soul of Jesus because he was not accustomed to discern the soul in common people.
Wilkinson was certainly a person calculated to inspire a school-boy with awe.
In his presence I felt a certain awe which prevented my asking any questions as to his intentions toward me.
The soul, viewed in these lights, should fill us with awe.
There was awe on their faces, and a touch of terror, too, but above all there was a strange, childlike wonder.
His countenance was therefore fully displayed, and its expression was calculated to impress a degree of awe, if not of fear, upon strangers.
Now she seemed to have grown, to have taken on a sort of greatness, something which commanded my respect, and almost my awe.
The diary of Peter was produced, and passed about with awe from hand to hand.
Miss Hitty always handled it with reverence not unmixed with awe, never having had a wedding gown herself.
The contrast of that brilliance, with the soft green gardens and feathery palm-groves before, the grim black cliffs behind, filled the Legionaries with a kind of silent awe.
A feeling of astonishment and admiration almost amounting to awe came upon me as I entered.
She had got rid of the awe with which Mother Carke had inspired her.
The man who can draw a large check for some good object, and who may by dint of much dexterous handling be induced to write his name under some large figure, is treated with awe.
Woodford sometimes felt a certain awe and chill, as of the preternatural, and could hardly believe that he belonged to ordinary human nature.
Formerly this power of control was what kept ministers in awe of Parliaments, and Parliaments in reverence with the people.
The boys drew back somewhat in awe, and sat down to rest on the stones by the wall.
No one could live near him without awe of his genius.
Parliament then kept the press in a kind of mysterious awe, which made it necessary to have recourse to such devices.
She stood in great awe of the principal, and she did not in the least wish to laugh.
Only a few copies of the original instrument were known, and these were kept with a secrecy which to the people became a sacred mystery guarded by a long avenue of awe.
For him there was neither awe nor mystery, only delight.

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