Befriend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEFRIEND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to act as a friend to
• act as or become a friend to (someone), especially when they are in need of help or support
• become friends with
• To act as a friend to; to favor; to aid, benefit, or countenance.

Words related to BEFRIEND

befriended17 befriender16 befrienders17 befriending18 befriends15

Words that contain BEFRIEND

befriends15 befriended17 befriender16 befrienders17 befriending18 unbefriended19

How to use BEFRIEND in a sentence

• Annette was still in her Southern home doing what she could to teach, help and befriend those on whose chains the rust of ages had gathered.
• No one took the slightest trouble to befriend or advise him, though he was one who responded eagerly to affectionate interest.
• Perhaps I may have it in my power to befriend you, hereafter.
• And her purse was gone! Well, once out on the clear roadway, surely some one would befriend her.
• They love each other well, and are willing to befriend all who have claims of kindred.
• He was a weak-kneed chap, and I had previously spoken to him about getting caught and imprisoned, and I said I would befriend anybody who would befriend me.
• A short conference ensued, which ended in their discovering that they were talking to a man of strong Union sympathies, and as likely to befriend them as the negroes.
• He had come all the way from London to befriend her, should she need it.
• Moreover, it is a tale of much edification to men-at-arms, as proving how ready are the saints to befriend us, even by speaking as it were with human voices to sinful men.
• If, on the other hand, she is just to us, conciliatory, and encourages the sentiment of family feelings and conduct, it cannot fail to befriend the security of both.
• Thou knowest neither Death nor the Life that dwells in Death! Both befriend thee.
• She would befriend his colony, as she had ever done.
• Francesco watches on the other, as though to befriend all who may pass by.
• Ferruci explained to me that out of friendship he was most anxious to befriend Clear, and stated that Mrs.
• He undertook not merely to be her friend in the ordinary pleasures of sympathy, but, as a Christian, under the eye of God, sincerely and profoundly to befriend her.
• Whither was she to fly? How to live? What good chance was to befriend her? There was an angel watching over the steps of Mrs.
• If she could rescue this poor, ignorant girl from the toils of the man who had misled her, she would befriend her.
• There is no one to help them, no one to befriend them.
• If the eternal prosperity favor and befriend thee, thou wilt undoubtedly attain to this bounty.
• You are wanting to befriend and help him now, just as I knew you would.
• Informed by my knowledge of the science, I know that you are a man to be trusted, and with this knowledge, I am prepared to befriend you.
• He assured her he had disposed the Protector to befriend her relations.
• You want to befriend your lover, and you want to be wise and careful, and so you write to me, your old-time adviser, for counsel.
• Say what a privilege it seems to you to be able to befriend them, and to be a voice for them in making others realize their duty to our dumb brothers.
• Gordon admired you from the first, and that was a new incentive for this most tactful and liberal of wives to befriend you.
• Possibly the Moabite prince was not ill pleased to befriend the enemy of his own enemy, the King of Israel.
• Some profess to befriend the one, some the other, while the real vocation of an investigator, like Faraday, consists in the incessant marriage of both.
• She had whispered a name, the name of an old friend of her girlhood who would befriend her child if ever she needed help.
• He had cautiously come to this house, and as cautiously aroused the inmates, reasoning that they must be French and should befriend him.
• The disposition to raise the fallen, to befriend the friendless, is now one of the governing powers of the world.
• America felt it was entitled to bully all nations and befriend Israel beyond human decency to keep the Christian constituents, brethren of Israel, happy.
• He therefore gave his address to Mary, and made her promise faithfully to meet him on the following morning, promising to befriend her and send her to his mother in Vermont.
• My excuses would be deemed utterly insufficient, and truth would not befriend and justify me.
• His great friend Gerard Vossius did every thing in his power to engage all who had any friendship for himself to befriend Grotius, and keep him in Holland.

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