Cons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CON, to study carefully
• persuade (someone) to do or believe something by lying to them
• study attentively or learn by heart (a piece of writing)
• direct the steering of (a ship)
NOUN:
• an instance of deceiving or tricking someone
• a disadvantage of or argument against something
• a convict
• a convention, especially one for science fiction enthusiasts
• the action or post of conning a ship

Words related to CONS

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Words that contain CONS

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How to use CONS in a sentence

• What is it that makes us side with the bottom dog regardless of pros and cons? It was a nasty mix-up, because they used knives and we relied on hands and fists.
• At home, he hunted around on the Internet and found a writers group that discussed the pros and cons of different programs.
• In a few seconds he had run over his chances, his resources, his risk of detection, all the pros and cons of the undertaking.
• You weighed the pros and cons very carefully, no doubt.
• On the whole, after weighing all the pros and cons, we decided that our pronounced aversion to being shot had purely an altruistic origin.
• He firmly believed the devil was there, urging him to burn the paper, and held several spirited conversations with him, pro and con, the cons finally gaining the victory.
• Indeed, the longer we weighed the pros and cons the more feasible appeared the simple adventure.
• Tremont and she would go through the pros and cons of the whole affair.
• There are many pros and cons in the matter of the chase.
• The idea was, in the first instance, propounded by Lord Lytton, who appointed a committee to consider the pros and cons of the question.
• A student who cons out every word in his Latin and Greek instead of consulting a translation finds that honesty is translated into his character.
• Whether I should go through life gaily or gravely was a question the pros and cons of which I carefully considered.
• I wanted no discussion of the pros and cons of big questions and reforms.
• All that herself herself hath taught She cons anew, that courage new be caught Of courage old.
• Cyrus Harding explained these things to his companions, and, without exaggerating the state of things, he told them all the pros and cons.
• I hate the Robinson Crusoe method of balancing pros and cons.
• She began to read New York society notes with expectancy, as one cons the Baedeker of a town one is approaching.
• He was balancing several pros and cons very rapidly.
• But the British Tommy wins through owing to his entire indifference to the pros and cons of the tactical situation.
• Some inkling of the scheme had reached James, and a paper in which he weighed the pros and cons is in existence.
• Ingelow, at this point, always fell into such a morass of pros and cons that his brain grew dazed, and he gave the problem up altogether.
• For a few moments the judge seemed perplexed and undecided, for he was balancing in his mind the pros and cons for going from the people, or staying to face them.

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