Cease is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CEASE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to stop
• come or bring to an end
• bring or come to an end
• To come to an end; to stop; to leave off or give over; to desist; as, the noise ceased.
• To be wanting; to fail; to pass away.
• To put a stop to; to bring to an end.
• put an end to a state or an activity
• have an end, in a temporal, spatial, or quantitative sense; either spatial or metaphorical
NOUN:
• Extinction.
• (`cease\' is a noun only in the phrase `without cease\') end

Words related to CEASE

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Words that contain CEASE

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How to use CEASE in a sentence

• Here stand I, ready to spill my blood that Wrong may cease.
• Yet, it were better to cease quickly, than that I should feel, as now I did feel.
• And never shall the most grateful language of all who either see or hear of your monument cease to be heard.
• At first it seemed that green things would never cease pushing their way through the earth, in the grass, in the beds, even in the crevices of the walls.
• There are, I think, signs that this may soon cease to be true.
• The next point considered was the official assurance of the Bank of England that should the money be returned, prosecution would cease.
• All minor lights cease to shine, you know, in the presence of greater ones.
• The most expert artisan sometimes finds that he has made a failure of some cherished bit of work, but he does not cease to pursue his vocation because of that.
• I have myself for some years adopted this policy, and almost invariably find that complaints cease and consumers are pleased with the results.
• We all want to abolish sin, but failing that we must cease wanting to poison the sinner.
• It is further stated that he is to be deposed from his command, and will cease to be a factor of any importance in the war.
• They know that they are strong, and see that the Government is weak, and they cease to respect its rights and orders.
• Even with the execution of the criminal, the excitement did not cease.
• Hence it results that daily fewer trading ships arc sent from these kingdoms than formerly, and than would be sent if the said trade with China were to cease.
• Nature shall recover its lost harmony and the dissensions of men shall cease when He, the Prince of Peace, shall approach.
• Neither anticipated that the cause of the conflict might cease with, or even before, the conflict itself should cease.
• Death strikes, before his heart has realized that he could cease to live.
• I wish any events could induce us to cease to copy such a model, and to assume the dignity of being original.
• Your never-failing sword made war to cease, And now you heal us with the acts of peace Our minds with bounty and with awe engage, Invite affection, and restrain our rage.
• What it all meant nobody could say, but the firing did not cease until every Boer cannon round about our position had let off a shot.
• Colonel Metcalfe, thinking he was being fired on by his own supports, rode towards them, calling upon Captains Paley and Stephen by name to cease firing.
• This seems to cease to be possible in a company who fancy they have struck every string, sounded every secret, exhausted the possibilities, in each other.
• Friendship, as we know it, will largely cease to exist.
• But I cannot cease to remember that this story is out of my own life.
• As for myself, my tears will never cease to flow for her all the time I have to live.
• Beat the former until they cease to froth and begin to thicken as if mixed with flour.
• They had now sunk into the melancholy condition of a tolerated sect which may at any moment cease to be tolerated.
• Art, so long as it needs to be a dream, will never cease to prove a disappointment.
• While they prevail the sea and land breezes entirely cease.
• But they feared that, if they continued there much longer, they should cease to be English, and should adopt all the manners and ideas and feelings of the Dutch.
• She did not cease to wonder at one thought which came to her.

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