Lent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• LEND, to give for a time only
NOUN:
• the boat races held at Cambridge University in the Lent term.
• A fast of forty days, beginning with Ash Wednesday and continuing till Easter, observed by some Christian churches as commemorative of the fast of our Savior.
• a period of 40 weekdays from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday
• (in the Christian Church) the period preceding Easter, which is devoted to fasting, abstinence, and penitence in commemoration of Christ's fasting in the wilderness. In the Western Church it runs from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday, and so includes forty weekdays.
ADJECTIVE:
• Slow; mild; gentle; as, lenter heats.
• See Lento.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give the temporary use of
• past tense of lend
• imp. & p. p. of Lend.

Words related to LENT

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Words that contain LENT

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How to use LENT in a sentence

• In this manner we travelled, almost without ceasing, from the beginning of Lent, until eight days after Easter, including our journey to the court of Baatu.
• From that place, where we arrived on the first Sunday of Lent, till I got to Cyprus, eight days before the feast of St John the Baptist, I was forced to buy all our provisions.
• But as, during Lent, she was also celebrating the combats of our Lord with Satan in the desert, she had to endure in her own person many sufferings and temptations.
• Ever most affectionately yours, SAMUEL ROGERS In the autumn of 1853 Lord John took his family up to Roseneath, in Scotland, which had been lent them by the Duke of Argyll.
• But, for all he could tell, Giletti had lent the passport for reasons of his own.
• And he gave himself up to the imagination of love, where distance lent an ever stronger enchantment to that woman.
• The light of the moon illuminating the chamber had fallen upon it, and lent it a strange likeness to life.
• For capital, as has been said, is money saved and lent to, or employed in, industry.
• I had lent her pictures to copy, and had shown her the way to various points, in the country round about, whence a simple view might easily be taken.
• Many of the most powerful nobles of Ireland lent themselves to the conspiracy.
• Besides, the regular hours and scant plain food of prison had improved his health and the solitude and suffering had lent him a deeper emotional life.
• Von Sickingen and Bucer were entrapped by his bland hypocrisy, and lent themselves to the execution of the specious proposition.
• Despair lent him strength to walk, and to carry his burden.
• It compensated fully for her defect of vision, and lent her a distinction which she felt to be wholly cosmopolitan.
• The amount of money on hand is always small, because it is sold or lent as fast as paid in.
• The 60th Division had been lent to the 21st Corps, and had already taken their place in the fighting on Neby Samwil.
• I could not raise a further penny on my estates were I to try my hardest, because at the time the money was lent, land was much more valuable than it is today.
• Fetters lent him money, and father lent Fetters money, and they had transactions back and forth, and jointly.
• The captain was struck and I suppose killed, and I lent a hand to throw him overboard.
• Young Wells afterward learned that distance lent them charms and was the greatest factor in their beauty.
• Nevertheless, my pretty things were captured, and shone with just as good a grace last evening as if willingly lent.
• He made several attempts to draw me into his snares, and I should have been in danger but that God lent me special aid.
• For love, though blind himself, a curious eye Hath lent me, to behold the heart of things, And touched mine ear with power.
• Soon a new pulpit was erected in the palace, and during Lent sermons were preached there by Popish divines, to the great displeasure of zealous churchmen.
• There was an emotion in her face which lent it an expression he had never seen there.
• For the time being they had no vessel larger than the one they had lent to Valdivia and which sufficed to relieve their present wants.
• He had lent his flag, and, in the flurry, some one dropped it overboard.

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