Determinate is valid Scrabble Word

Is determinate a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for DETERMINATE in dictionary:

VERB:

(Shakespeare) to determine
To bring to an end; to determine. See Determine.
(Shakesp.) to determine

ADJECTIVE:

of definite or limited growth
having exact and discernible limits or form
(of a flowering shoot) having the main axis ending in a flower bud and therefore no longer extending in length, as in a cyme.
Having defined limits; not uncertain or arbitrary; fixed; established; definite.
Conclusive; decisive; positive.
Determined or resolved upon.
Of determined purpose; resolute.

precisely determined or limited or defined; especially fixed by rule or by a specific and constant cause
not continuing to grow indefinitely at the apex
supplying or being a final or conclusive settlement

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

having defined limits

Words related to DETERMINATE

determinated16 determinately19 determinateness18 determinates15 determinating17

Words that contain DETERMINATE

determinated16 determinates15 determinately19 indeterminate16 undeterminate16 predeterminate19 determinateness18 indeterminately21 indeterminatene18 determinatenesses20 indeterminateness20 indeterminatenesses22

How to use DETERMINATE in a sentence

The chief determinate of the force of attraction, distance from the centre, is in these cases qualified by two other considerations.
Eloquence, like every other art, rests on laws the most exact and determinate.
The former, by making a determinate number at all times requisite to a resolution, diminishes the motives to punctual attendance.
In order to a determinate filling of space the co-operation of both fundamental forces is required.
A determinate color would sometimes remain constant for a sensible time, but usually the flashes followed each other in very quick succession.
Between prior and posterior there is no determinate proportion, 326.
Gold can only be wrought in any quantities to a certain determinate value, but who can fix the price at which articles made of steel may be sold.
In children we observe a ripening of impulses and interests in a certain determinate order.
It was probably established some time before the last journey to Jerusalem, and it was the result of a general doctrine much more than a determinate act.
And, in time, my doubts, as usual, assumed a determinate shape, and I hastened to another oracle of infidelity in hopes of a solution.

He must be a responsible man, having a family, and a determinate place of residence.
If it be a zone of determinate breadth and indefinite length, the air will flow from each side perpendicularly on it.
All I assert is, that if we are here able to institute any such probability at all, we are unable logically to assign to it any determinate degree of value.
Now a determinate mode regards the thing of which it is the mode.
And hence the need for those things to be determinate, of which men have to make use in the sacraments.
Therefore determinate words are not required in the sacraments.
Since, therefore, in the sacraments determinate sensible things are required, which are as the sacramental matter, much more is there need in them of a determinate form of words.
But the number of the faithful is not a determinate one.
But the number of the faithful, for whose use this sacrament is ordained, is not a determinate one.
But whatever may have been the purport of the name, the history of these personages is sufficiently determinate.
We feel in ourselves, before it becomes determinate, the force which can determine itself in one way or another.
At the second stage it joins the other conditions of perception in producing the determinate perception.
If it bind the artist by determinate rules, it is in order to free him from routine, to recall him to the general law of being and of his own individuality.
The motive power that puts them in operation and gives them determinate existence, is the need, instinct, inclination, and passion of man.
Determinate impulses must exist already for their inhibition to have taken place or for the pain to arise which is the sign of that inhibition.
It has a radical bias, a foregone, determinate direction, else it could not be a will nor a principle of preference.
Under this head I rank those delicate and regular works of art, that imitate no determinate object in nature, as elegant buildings, and pieces of furniture.
The mental structure is even less determinate than the bodily.

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