Epithets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EPITHETS in dictionary:

VERB:
• EPITHET, to apply an epithet to
NOUN:
• an adjective or phrase expressing a quality or attribute regarded as characteristic of the person or thing mentioned
• an epithet used as a term of abuse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a term used to characterize a person or thing

Words related to EPITHETS

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How to use EPITHETS in a sentence

• Howel, as being nothing but epithets, the cheapest and most contemptible of all species of abuse.
• These strong epithets used on both sides show how strangely opinions were divided as to the rebellion and its causes.
• As Arthur Helps says, men use several epithets in the hope that one of them may fit.
• For this Reason we find the Poets, who are always addressing themselves to the Imagination, borrowing more of their Epithets from Colours than from any other Topic.
• If there were any epithets which I failed to apply to him during the succeeding weeks of my association with him, they must have been coined since.
• He broke into a volley of curses and epithets, reproaching his nephew for his delay.
• They bestowed on him the low epithets with which they expressed admiration.
• Themistocles thought that the same sounding epithets could not suit all subjects, as the same dress does not fit all persons.
• The epithets which the people gave them, and which savor of caricature, prove this.
• It contains a larger number of strange epithets, but Siva is also extolled as the All-God, who asks for devotion and grants grace.
• Be not rash, and let me recommend that you be more choice in the adoption of your epithets.
• Compound epithets have obtained so long in the poetical language of our country, that I employed them without fear or scruple.
• The new uniforms came at last, and all the slang epithets with which our regiment had been received were duly transferred to the newly arrived squads of the next in order.
• The ideas underlying these epithets were perhaps mixed.
• In explaining, the Duke of Wellington maintained that the epithets excepted against were fairly and truly applicable.
• On such occasions he rained epithets on us, which, from his imperfect knowledge of English, were often comical, and roused more amusement than shame.
• His epithets are rarely descriptive of the qualities that exist in the objects to which they are applied.
• A written discourse must contain forced epithets and adjectives to illustrate the subject.
• Probably these are the most appropriate, if not the only, epithets of commendation which can be applied to it.
• Of the first two epithets I take it he deserved the second more than the first.
• Vyse has always been distinguished by these two epithets.
• Harsh epithets applied to Southern slaveholders by abolitionists, The Sacred Record.
• All the rest were to him mere human scrap, and his collection of epithets for them was large and varied.
• I have never known men on this, or any other subject, to be convinced by harsh epithets or denunciation.

Similar words containing THET without suffix s and without prefix epi

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