Extant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• still in existence
• still in existence; surviving
• still existing
• Standing out or above any surface; protruded.
• Still existing; not destroyed or lost; outstanding.
• Publicly known; conspicuous.
• still in existence; not extinct or destroyed or lost

Words that contain EXTANT

sextant14 sextants15 nonextant16 sextantal16

How to use EXTANT in a sentence

• The following sentences from standard English literature illustrate the use of words still extant and even familiar, in senses now largely or wholly forgotten.
• It constitutes part of the walls of Conway, which, with the castle, form the finest examples extant of thirteenth-century military fortification.
• Whatever they were, it is clear, from letters still extant, that he not only accepted but solicited office.
• There is extant, touching this subject, a very curious document.
• Some of these, still extant, are among the most exquisite specimens of sixteenth-century craft.
• Early in his youth Donatello journeyed with Brunelleschi to Rome, in order to acquaint himself with the monuments then extant.
• There is still extant a curious account by Lazenby of his cruise with the pirates.
• Yet, as the greater part of the plays are extant only in one copy, the peril must not be avoided, nor the difficulty refused.
• The copy in the handwriting of Siyyid Husayn is extant, as is also the copy in the handwriting of Mirza Ahmad.
• They unfold for the student, as does no other work yet extant, the great interior wilderness of the territories belonging to the United States.
• He has seven plays and masks extant, besides other poems, which Mr.
• It was explained to me that the volume had been privately printed under a misconception, and that only some dozen copies were extant.
• To judge from what specimens of his epistles are extant, Cardan seems to have been a good letter-writer.
• He is universally admitted to be one of the first politicians now extant.
• In all of them, as far as the extant records show, the beneficiary functions were regarded as equally important with the trade-regulating activities.
• The marble vases now extant are, of course, comparatively few in number, and this is, perhaps, excepting the Medicean, the finest of them all.
• It is one of the best representations of a ship of the period extant.
• Only seven complete plays of Aeschylus are still extant.
• Besides the extant works of Aristotle, we have titles, fragments, and some knowledge of the contents of a large number more.
• But I admit that I had an especial longing to reach the temple of Denderah, which was said to contain the most famous relief of Cleopatra extant.
• To deserve adhesion it needs only to be adequate as an ideal, that is, to express completely what the soul at present demands, and to do justice to all extant interests.
• The instrument was a present from the manufacturers, and when made, was probably the best example of its kind extant.
• Melancton and other learned men, whose writings are still extant, were of the same opinion.
• For there is extant no authentic history of the Apostles, besides the Acts.

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