Dear is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) to injure, also DEARE, DERE
• Dearly; at a high price.
• To endear.
NOUN:
• used as an affectionate or friendly form of address
• a sweet or endearing person
• someone regarded with affection
• A dear one; lover; sweetheart.
• a beloved person; used as terms of endearment
• a sweet innocent mild-mannered person (especially a child)
INTERJECTION:
• used in expressions of surprise, dismay, or sympathy
ADVERB:
• at a high cost
• at a great cost
ADJECTIVE:
• costly
• regarded with deep affection
• used in speech as a polite or affectionate form of address
• used in the polite form of address at the start of a letter.
• endearing; sweet
• expensive
• dearly loved
• with or in a close or intimate relationship
• earnest
• having a high price
• much-loved
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• greatly loved
• a loved one

Words related to DEAR

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Words that contain DEAR

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How to use DEAR in a sentence

• I will not urge you for an answer now, my dear Miss Royal.
• Henry was a dear old fellow, she openly confided to her friends, but his affliction made him terribly trying.
• The boy, leaning far over the cockpit-rail and holding on for dear life, was passing him a knife.
• Forgive, O Lord, for Thy dear Son The ill that I this day have done.
• I want to keep him near me of course, dear little Lawrence.
• You know how we have loved the Willis family, and can imagine how we felt the death of their youngest daughter, who was dear to everybody.
• Yet it was the only home that they could remember and very dear to them both.
• And now, my dear Sinclair, I suggest that you get the passengers into the cars, and go on as soon as those rails are spiked.
• She had no brothers and sisters, but she had a dear, good father and mother.
• I had parted from Uldra as from a dear friend and no more, though well I knew now that she was more than that to me.
• Oh, you dear Puritan, you will not like me to say you are like scent.
• Procter has managed a private subscription in behalf of dear Mrs.
• You heard of the unexpected event which brought me the loss of a very dear friend, dear, dear Mrs.
• Believe me, My Dear Sir James, Yours very faithfully, W.
• The fair faces were flushed as they bent over the crowded sheets so soon to be scanned by dear eyes at home.
• My dear, I wish you a good-night and a happy New Year.
• Dear, no! My dear Willoughby, you never made such a headlong declaration as that.
• I cannot tie myself to the minute-hand of the clock, my dear child.
• I sat by the dying fire, and thought Of the dear dead woman upstairs.
• Then, too, dear Mother, Our Lord allowed you, unconsciously, to treat me very severely.
• Dear girls, I have thought of a verse, but I have no writing-materials at hand.
• Ah, my dear, your burden is heavy to bear, I know that.
• Take from my heart every selfish desire and reign, dear Jesus, on Thy royal throne there.
• My dear Billy, and Miss Goodwin, improve every day, and are all I can desire or expect them to be.
• It was plain that the things about her were dear to Ursula, and that she loved a room which contained, as it were, her childhood and the whole of her girlish life.
• For these reasons, my dear, thou must write still on Saturdays, and as often on other days as thou pleasest.
• I was too unhappy to write any more, my dear friend, and you have been spared the rest of my paroxysm, which hereabouts culminated in the blessed refuge of abundant tears.
• My dear wife was rejoiced to see me return with something to eat.
• You, dear Peggy, who have always had your family to yourself, can hardly think how we enjoy being at table together, just we two.
• After all, my dear Andrew, why are you so sensitive on the subject of Slavery? You certainly can have no personal interest in the peculiar and patriarchal institution.
• Children, my dear Paul, are the most difficult kind of merchandise to take care of.
• Clutching the long, shaggy mane he clung for dear life, at the same time holding himself on with his spurs.
• Also Judas received After fixed time the bath of baptism, And cleansed became, trustful in Christ, 1035 Dear to the Life-warden.

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