Impair is valid Scrabble Word

Is impair a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is impair valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for IMPAIR in dictionary:

VERB:

to make worse, also EMPAIRE, EMPARE, EMPAYRE
weaken or damage (something, especially a faculty or function)
To make worse; to diminish in quantity, value, excellence, or strength; to deteriorate; as, to impair health, character, the mind, value.
To grow worse; to deteriorate.
make worse or less effective
make imperfect
weaken or damage

NOUN:

Diminution; injury.

ADJECTIVE:

Not fit or appropriate.

Words related to IMPAIR

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Words that contain IMPAIR

impairs11 impaired13 impairer12 impairers13 impairing14 impairable16 impairings15 impairment16 unimpaired15 impairments17

How to use IMPAIR in a sentence

For some time we sat, unwilling to change and it might be impair our sensations by passing inwards.
This policy would cripple our resources and impair our credit in case the existence of war should render it necessary to borrow money.
I cannot, however, join the Senator that the majority, in refusing to receive and refer petitions, did not intend to destroy or impair the right in this particular.
But this did not impair the authenticity of her grief and her resentment.
Such errors, however, cannot seriously impair the value of Mr.
That charter, he declared, was a contract between the state and the college, which the legislature under the federal Constitution could not impair.
The formality of our Courts here, as everywhere else, tends to impair, more or less, the quality of what they receive.
His grumbling did not in the least impair his efficiency.
The official rank of the preacher cannot add to its truth, neither can the corrupt motives which may prompt him to proclaim it, impair its authority.
But it did not impair his usefulness, and his Captain could see indications of a better defined point in his ambitions.

Mental agitation or severe colds can for a time deprive the singer of the use of his vocal organs, or seriously impair them.
The object is to have none but men perfectly sound and free from habits tending to impair their usefulness in the force.
Unlike those religions, however, these tribulations have failed utterly to impair its unity, or to create, even temporarily, a breach in the ranks of its adherents.
Hollow profession cannot fail to impair mental integrity, or, if generally suspected, to kill confidence in our guides.
The stepped form was very likely suggested by the temporary partial blocking up of an opening with loose, flat stones in such a manner as to least impair its use.
And yet with calm presence of mind I watched for the slightest sign of joy in you, so that not one should escape me to impair the harmony.
Indeed, the casting out of devils is so very prominent a part of the miraculous agency ascribed to Jesus, as at first sight to impair our faith in his miracles altogether.
If sanctioned by silence or impunity, it would bring discredit on the institution, and tend to impair its usefulness.
I do not wish, Sir, to impair the power of the President, as it stands written down in the Constitution, and as great and good men have hitherto exercised it.
Bankrupt laws impair the obligation of contracts, if they discharge the bankrupt from his debts without payment.
A governess had been procured for her, whose character was such as not to impair the promising dispositions of her pupil.
A king must have family alliances, and these alliances would impair the neutrality it is so desirable to maintain.
It is their theory that the loss of it would materially impair their chances of marriage.
Nothing can impair the supreme authority of Parliament.
Miss Anthony often said that all the severe criticisms made upon him for years had not been able to impair the respect with which he inspired her during that most trying campaign.
The proposed provision excludes slaves, not citizens, whose rights it will not, and cannot impair.

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