Grasps is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRASPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRASP, to seize firmly with the hand
• seize and hold firmly
• take (an opportunity) eagerly
• comprehend fully
NOUN:
• a firm hold or grip
• a person's power or capacity to attain something
• a person's understanding

Words related to GRASPS

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How to use GRASPS in a sentence

• He distributed kindly words and affectionate grasps of the hand.
• He carefully pushes the stick aside and, reaching out, grasps the eagle by the two feet.
• Were it not for the iron hand of the State, which grasps her firmly, and binds her mutually repellent elements together, she must have fallen to pieces long ago.
• Bending forward he grasps the front end of each brick with his hands.
• To practise this, swim slowly to the end of the tank, gage your strokes, so that the right hand grasps the bar which is usually placed around the tank a little above the water.
• When in that position, the first grasps the neck of the other with his toes.
• The thought which supports this reasoning penetrates far into the soul and grasps the moral relations between man and God.
• Accordingly, while the common understanding no longer grasps it as a definite verity, it lingers in the popular fancy as a half credible image.
• The shirt-sleeves of the skeleton are turned well up, as if for more active exertion, as he grasps the two holds of the huge scythe with which he is sweeping down the harvest.
• In the thirty-fifth week the child gayly and with interest grasps at his image in the glass, and is surprised when his hand comes against the smooth surface.
• The physician awakens, grasps the message and immediately arises, dresses and hastens to the home of the poor woman.
• The more one sees at the same time, the more of life one grasps and the more invigorating is the composition.
• He holds a sword on his right shoulder, while the left grasps the butt of the musket of the soldier previously described.
• The right hand grasps a garland of white flowers, while the left helps to support the boy Cupid.
• The right hand grasps a torch, which is held above the head.
• But if the poet daily grasps the present, treating with fresh sentiment what it offers, he always makes sure of something good.
• Alone, not confused, but seeking something to lean on, she grasps the Church, which proves a broken reed.
• As soon as the box is found to be empty, the performer grasps the handkerchief spread over the tumbler, also the cork tied to the cone.
• The cold chisel is indicated at I and the position where the hand grasps the strip is at H.
• Though he grasps it clearer now, Though it grows in living form, He can never all achieve it, Nor create it in his thought.
• The knowledge is so transcendent that when a man grasps it fully he becomes more than man and he passes beyond our ken.
• But my efforts availed me nothing, it was like one who, falling, stretches his arms for help and grasps the yielding air.
• The intellectual ear grasps all that easily, and amuses itself with the comparison of themes which are repeated in the same or in changed forms.
• The joy of knowledge, with all those grasps of guess Which pull the more into the less, is lost.
• Consequently John has the greatest difficulty in maintaining his balance, and in order to keep from sliding through the door grasps the sides.
• Most minds would have been bewildered by such a multiplicity of employments, but his mental organization was of that peculiar class which grasps and retains all within its reach.
• His mind grasps in its view the past and future, as well as the present.

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