Inhibited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHIBITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INHIBIT, to restrain or hold back
• hinder, restrain, or prevent (an action or process)
• prevent or prohibit (someone) from doing something
• (of a substance) slow down or prevent (a process, reaction, or function) or reduce the activity of (an enzyme or other agent).
• make (someone) self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way
• (in ecclesiastical law) forbid (a member of the clergy) to exercise clerical functions.
ADJECTIVE:
• held back or restrained or prevented

Words related to INHIBITED

inhibit12 inhibitedly20 inhibiting16 inhibits13

How to use INHIBITED in a sentence

• That dormant inhibited self of Dorn suddenly was no more.
• Although higher-space thought makes painfully clear our limitations, it nevertheless leads to the perception that these very limitations are inhibited powers.
• She moved towards the hearth with a burly speed which marked this moment a crisis in the house of languid, inhibited movements, and cast herself down on a low stool by the fender.
• His inhibited hand became more and more talonlike, more and more incapable of making the gesture of dismissal.
• All the subjects were frequently conscious of eye movements, and more frequently conscious of a tendency to eye movement, which was, however, inhibited.
• Why it should not have been formed in this case is uncertain, but it seems not improbable that the light was too strong an excitement and thus inhibited action.
• Conception is inhibited by means which do not necessitate continence, but which do necessitate some, and in many cases, a great amount of self-restraint.
• There are many interests that can never be inhibited by the way of negation.
• In times of prolonged drought, plants cannot grow at the rate which is usual and normal for their species, and so many variations in the way of inhibited development may arise.
• Their watches ticked off a few seconds of mind paralysis in which there was no expectancy or motive power, all action inhibited.
• Consequently, this sin is specially inhibited to priests by the Church, lest anyone hear the mass of one living in concubinage.
• If the dose be insufficient, development of the cells at the outside of the growth is stimulated rather than inhibited.
• If the actions are never inhibited, the machine will tear itself to pieces.
• All or nearly all other adjustments have become permanently inhibited, whether through inexperience or through gradual elimination.
• In a culture, for instance, that does not look kindly upon demonstrativeness, the natural tendency to the display of emotion becomes more than normally inhibited.
• They have not, indeed, saved labor to the advantage of labor itself, and they have inhibited interest in production.
• Very much of the time this appreciation is inhibited by the emphasis put on understanding.
• It is therefore not remarkable that in certain parts of the city groups of idle young men are found whose evil imaginations have actually inhibited their power for normal living.
• Growth may be inhibited by the smallest trace of some of the metallic salts, as corrosive sublimate, although the bacteria themselves are not destroyed.
• Many organisms, although their growth in the stomach is inhibited, are not destroyed there and pass into the intestines, where the conditions for infection are more favorable.
• In the room on the screen both eyes receive the same impression, and the result is that the consciousness of depth is inhibited.

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.