Indigent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDIGENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an indigent or poor person
• a needy person.
• impoverished person
ADJECTIVE:
• needy
• poor; needy
• extremely poor
• Wanting; void; free; destitute; -- used with of.
• Destitute of property or means of comfortable subsistence; needy; poor; in want; necessitous.
• poor enough to need help from others

Words related to INDIGENT

indigence13 indigency16 indigently15 indigents11

Words that contain INDIGENT

indigents11 indigently15

How to use INDIGENT in a sentence

• Itinerant clergymen, mendicant physicians, and others, had extorted signatures from the sick, the indigent, and the traveller.
• Their first, and, apparently, principal object, was to provide relief for the indigent, and an asylum for the oppressed.
• It is a response to the anti-Asiatic agitation, not a measure of relief for indigent Indians.
• There is some merit in putting a handsome face upon indigent circumstances.
• In truth, what measure except the death of Caesar could possibly have been any relief to your indigent and insolvent condition? You appear to be somewhat agitated.
• The people with whom I live perceive my situation, and find me to be indigent and without friends.
• Every town is provided with a shelter for the indigent wayfarers so numerous in Morocco.
• There was hardship and privation at first, and up to 1792 some indigent settlers received rations from the government.
• The unhappy man left a widow, four daughters, and a son fourteen years of age, the eldest of the indigent family.
• At a preliminary examination they claimed that they had been sent to Chile by the Siberian Red Cross to establish a co-operative guinea-pig ranch for indigent Grand Dukes.
• But if any is unable to do so, he should feed sixty indigent ones, this, that ye may show your faith in Allah and His Messenger.
• This wealth was entrusted to my care, with no other design or intention but to enable me to assist the unfortunate and indigent.
• In 1547 the events happened which ruined him for life, separated him for ever from Porzia, drove him into indigent exile, and marred the prospects of his children.
• They had been driven out of the country centuries before and their titles and estates conferred on indigent Spanish and Austrian adventurers.
• He must be wealthy in the riches of the spiritual world and not indigent.
• How many primary schools, colleges, hospitals, were established, and institutions where fatherless and indigent children received their education.
• A few daring spirits only entertained so bold a project as the overthrow of the present Government, while the needy and indigent based the vilest hopes on a general anarchy.
• He is dealing with utmost kindness and affinity and is an asylum for every oppressed one and an open treasury to every indigent one.
• And pay also had its weight with some stragglers belonging to the indigent population.
• He was a famous preacher, and worked hard for the comfort and education of the indigent classes.
• The bad time is got over without robbing the wealthy to relieve the indigent.
• And, on the contrary, the philosophers and others, who in this world had been altogether indigent and wanting, were great lords there in their turn.
• I will lend my Money to the Use of none but indigent Men, secured by such as have ceased to be indigent by the Favour of my Family or my self.
• You toil for deserted children, indigent mothers, for hospitals and asylums, starting movements which, when perfected, are absorbed by the city.
• I must now speak of his treatment of the poor, the lower classes, the indigent, and the sick and infirm.
• There are a set of honest, indigent people, whom I used to call My Poor, and to whom Mrs.
• The indigent would often sit up a day or so before the expected arrival of the mail-steamer holding places in line at the post-office.
• One of these, a physician named Peter Smith, was owed a considerable sum for the care of indigent sick.
• Prosperity to masons and masonry Relief to all indigent brethren.
• The Northern man with his leagues of land, surrounded by ignorant, indigent and impoverished families, is virtually a slaveholder.
• I never yet saw such extra efforts made to get some poor, indigent, ignorant, insignificant individual into a church.
• Cody had left the family in indigent circumstances.
• The magnificent charity of the State, the Hospital for the Indigent, was sustained by means derived from this tax.

Similar words containing DIG without suffix ent and without prefix in

dig5 digs6 dight10 digit7 digamy13 digest8 digged10 digger9 dights11 digits8 diglot8 indign8 indigo8 idigbo10 bedight14 condign11 digamma13 digests9 diggers10 digging11 dighted13 digicam13 digital9 diglots9 diglyph17 dignify15 dignity12 digonal9 digoxin16 digraph14 digress9 indigen9 indigos9 medigap13 mendigo11 prodigy14 shindig12 undight12 wendigo12 windigo12 bedights15 cardigan12 digamies12 digamist12 digammas14 digamous12 digerati10 digested11 digester10 digestif13 digestor10 diggable13 diggings12 dighting14 digicams14 digipack18 digitals10 digitate10 digitise10 digitize19 digitron10 digitule10 diglyphs18 digoxins17 digraphs15 digynian13 digynous13 indigene10 indigens10 indigest10 indignly13 indigoes10 indigoid11 medigaps14 mendigos12 misdight15 paradigm14 pedigree12 prodigal12 redigest10 shindigs13 undights13 wendigos13 windigos13 bedighted17 benedight16 cardigans13 condignly16 digamists13 digastric13 digeneses11 digenesis11 digenetic13 digestant11 digesters11 digestifs14 digesting12 digestion11 digestive14 digestors11 digipacks19 digitalin11 digitalis11 digitally14 digitated12 digitised12 digitiser11 digitises11 digitized21 digitizer20 digitizes20 digitonin11 digitoxin18 digitrons11 digitules11 diglossia11 diglossic13 diglottic13 dignified15 dignifies14 dignitary14 dignities11 digraphic18 digressed12 digresser11 digresses11 indigence13 indigency16 indigenes11 indigents11 indigests11 indignant11 indignify17 indignity14 indigoids12 indigotic13 indigotin11 misdights16 overdight17 paradigms15 pedigreed14 pedigrees13 predigest13 prodigals13 prodigies13 redigests11 redigress11 undignify17 verdigris14 wendigoes14 windigoes14 bedighting18 cardiganed15 digastrics14 digestants12 digestedly16 digestible14 digestibly17 digestions12 digestives15 digitalins12 digitalise12 digitalism14 digitalize21 digitately15 digitation12 digitiform17 digitisers12 digitising13 digitizers21 digitizing22 digitonins12 digitorium14 digitoxins19 digladiate13 diglossias12 dignifying19 digoneutic14 digressers12 digressing13 digression12 digressive15 indigences14 indigenise12 indigenity15 indigenize21 indigenous12 indigently15 indigested13 indignance14 indigolite12 indigotins12 misdighted18 predigests14 prodigally17 prodigious14 pundigrion14 redigested13 tardigrade13 undigested13 undighting16 condignness15 digestional13 digestively19 digitalised14 digitalises13 digitalisms15 digitalized23 digitalizes22 digitations13 digitigrade15 digitoriums15 digladiated15 digladiates14 digladiator14 diglyceride19 dignifiedly20 dignitaries13 digoneutism15 digressions13 ditchdigger20 gravedigger18 indigencies15 indigenised14 indigenises13 indigenized23 indigenizes22 indigesting14 indigestion13 indigestive16 indignances15 indignantly16 indignation13 indignified17 indignifies16 indignities13 indigolites13 misdighting19 predigested16 prodigalise15 prodigality18 prodigalize24 pundigrions15 redigesting14 redigestion13 redigressed14 redigresses13 sedigitated14 tardigrades14 undignified17 undignifies16 unpedigreed16 verdigrised17 verdigrises16 biodigester15 digitalising15 digitalizing24 digitigrades16 digitisation14 digitization23 digladiating16 digladiation15 digladiators15 diglycerides20 digoneutisms16 digressional14 digressively20 ditchdiggers21 gravediggers19 indigenising15 indigenities14 indigenizing24 indigenously17 indigestible16 indigestibly19 indigestions14 indignations14 indignifying21 interdigital14 paradigmatic20 predigesting17 predigestion16 prodigalised17 prodigalises16 prodigalized26 prodigalizes25 prodigiosity19 prodigiously19 redigestions14 redigressing15 thiodiglycol22 undigestible16 undignifying21 verdigrising18 biodigesters16 aerodigestive18 condignnesses17 digestibility20 digitisations15 digitizations24

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.