Belittle is valid Scrabble Word

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

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for BELITTLE in dictionary:

VERB:

to disparage
dismiss (someone or something) as unimportant
treat as having little value or importance
To make little or less in a moral sense; to speak of in a depreciatory or contemptuous way.
cause to seem less serious; play down
express a negative opinion of
lessen the authority, dignity, or reputation of

Words related to BELITTLE

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Words that contain BELITTLE

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How to use BELITTLE in a sentence

I think that historians belittle Columbus when they would excite our pity for his misfortunes.
It would be a mistake to belittle or ignore this opinion, or to ascribe it to a temporary upheaval.
The course you suggest would belittle us more than it would annoy them.
It is not my purpose to belittle the great work that has been done in improving existing machines, for this, after all, is the real great work that must be done.
But does there really breathe a man with soul so dead as to belittle these to-day? I should be ashamed to think so.
Flem And, I tell all the patients who come to me about you, praise you to the skies, and belittle or disparage all other doctors without exception.
Efforts to obscure or belittle the issue have only served to make it larger and clearer in the public estimation.
You, poor thing, belittle yourself by seeking to imitate them.
He wanted to be able to point out the treacherous government which had so sought to belittle the United States in the eyes of the world.
She admired Cloom so much as an antique that her enthusiasm seemed somehow to belittle it.

God, the Exalted, hath placed these signs in men, to the end that philosophers may not deny the mysteries of the life beyond nor belittle that which hath been promised them.
It is to belittle the lover without letting your wife suspect your intention.
The emotional tactics often include cynicism or sarcasm and are sometimes used to belittle another person.
There is a temptation to belittle these works because they cost only a penny.
Judging them in all things by our own standards in default of a knowledge of theirs, we necessarily condemn, disparage and belittle.
None dare belittle the spirit which moved them to take up arms against the greatest Power in the world.
He must not attempt to supplant a Master of the Lodge or of the Work, or belittle his work, but recommend it and assist him in improving it.
He had seen Lorraine start on several leisurely, purposeless rides, and her changed manner held a significance which he did not attempt to belittle.
In this opinion there was no desire to belittle the work of Anson, nor cast any discredit on his management.
The signs of the times are too numerous and compelling to allow him to mistake their character or to belittle their significance.
How bitter and severe was the persecution to which They were subjected! Consider how they endeavored to efface and belittle Christ.
He wanted to have the Morito country go back, so as to belittle our exploit.
It is not my intention to belittle scientific knowledge or to criticise experts beyond such general statements as will apply to all men.
No matter how humble the home, do not belittle its possibilities.
It is well for one to remember such facts as these before he is quick to belittle or criticize.
To belittle him as an optimist is to play the fool with words.
X POPE Pope is a poet whose very admirers belittle him.
His every subsequent mention of the expedition is to belittle it.
But he could not hide or belittle this confidence of his employer in him.
No one should belittle such efforts on the part of employers.
Well! Evade? They would evade nothing! Do you think they would so belittle themselves as to write to the usurper? They would submit to keep the positions first.
Again, it is Eskimo etiquette to belittle your own success in hunting and, in so doing, be not literally truthful.
To give moral importance to myths, as Plato tended to do, is to take them far too seriously and to belittle what they stand for.
The instinct to belittle outsiders is perhaps at the bottom of our delusion that the white race has one order of mind and the black and yellow races have another.
Far be it from me to disparage and belittle this decent tendency to ignore the largest side of human nature, and liveliest element of literary interest.

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