Eve is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a poetic word for evening, also EEVEN, EEVN, EEVNING
• the evening or day before a religious festival
• the day or period of time immediately before an event or occasion
• evening or day before some special event
• Evening.
• The evening before a holiday, -- from the Jewish mode of reckoning the day as beginning at sunset. not at midnight; as, Christians eve is the evening before Christmas; also, the period immediately preceding some important event.
• (Old Testament) Adam\'s wife in Judeo-Christian mythology: the first woman and mother of the human race; God created Eve from Adam\'s rib and placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden
• the day before
• the period immediately before something
• the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)
• evening

Words related to EVE

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Words that contain EVE

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How to use EVE in a sentence

• Effingham, who had a tender regard for Grace, offered her his arm as he would have given it to a second daughter, leaving Eve to the care of John Effingham.
• Howel greeting the gentlemen like a warm friend, and expressing great delight at the personal improvements that had been made in Eve, between the ages of eight and twenty.
• He was well the day before, they said, in perfect health, but he went mad on the eve of Christmas Day, and in the morning died.
• I passed through the village last Christmas Eve, and I saw it all.
• Only those bad spirits of Christmas Eve are howling about for mischief, they say.
• The days intervening before Christmas passed rapidly away, and Christmas eve finally came.
• I looked at all its riches, all its treasures, like a man on the eve of an eternal exile, who was leaving never to return.
• As they sat, the bells of a church in the town began to chime for midnight service, for it was Christmas Eve, but they did not wake the dying man.
• She then went on to whisper that first she must to London, and that she would bring back Cuthbert Trevlyn with her, and be with them again on the Christmas Eve.
• Only two colonies, Rhode Island and Connecticut, retained full self-government on the eve of the Revolution.
• CHAPTER XXXIII CHRISTMAS EVE The next day was a busy one for all of us.
• And his resolve had need to be very keen, for just then Eve did a thing which might have wrecked it.
• But certain mathematicians have figured it out differently, and hold that Eve 8 and Adam a total of 16.
• On the night of Christmas Eve, about half-past eight.
• In the Middle Ages in England as elsewhere the Eve of St.
• The Captain and his wife were sad, though it was Christmas Eve.
• Adam and Eve are being lectured by an elderly man in flowing robes with a long white beard.
• The city people then rose at dawn, dined at eleven, and went to bed at sunset, except on extraordinary occasions, such as Christmas Eve, a tea party, or a wedding.
• They had a tradition that Eve brought twins into the world every day, and that for one thousand years death had no power over her seed.
• He died alone in his room on Christmas eve in the fine new home in London which he had recently made for himself and his three daughters.
• Therefore, this story of Adam and Eve who ate from the tree, and their expulsion from Paradise, must be thought of simply as a symbol.
• THE COTTAGE GARDENS OF NORTHAMPTON Adam and Eve, it is generally conceded, were precocious.
• For the foreseen merits of her Son she is brought into union with God and spared the taint of sin, and becomes the second Eve, the Mother of the new race.
• In 1802 Scott used the tale as the foundation of his ballad, The Eve of St.
• On Midsummer Eve, too, you can always see the devil, if you will go into a garden at midnight.
• Various forms of divination are practised by people in the Azores on Midsummer Eve.
• Unfortunately, the daughters of Eve have not always taken after their mother.
• Very thoughtfully for a moment little Eve Edgarton kept right on standing there in the middle of the room.

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