Perish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERISH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to die
• die, especially in a violent or sudden way
• suffer complete ruin or destruction
• (of rubber, food, etc.) lose its normal qualities; rot or decay
• be suffering from extreme cold
• be destroyed or die
• To be destroyed; to pass away; to become nothing; to be lost; to die; hence, to wither; to waste away.
• To cause perish.
• pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life

Words related to PERISH

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Words that contain PERISH

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How to use PERISH in a sentence

• And for that very reason He has given them capabilities, powers, instincts, by virtue of which they need not perish.
• Wife, child, friend, even to the last being with whom my heart could imagine a human bond, were to perish in my sight.
• There was no bucket or cup nearer than the ship, and she might perish before he could bring anything from there.
• Ah, reader! when I look back upon those days, it seems to me that all things change or perish.
• Thereupon they surrender to the King under a treaty which is not kept, and so perish.
• There will be nobody to look out for them, and they will perish miserably.
• Sometimes fierce storms arise, and men and dogs perish together.
• Now it is clear that, when labor receives its full product capital must perish.
• In some instances they were starved to death, or even tied to the dead body and left to perish thus horribly.
• It seemed as if I had some contagious disease, from which every man shrunk with alarm, and left me to perish unassisted and alone.
• He that despiseth small things will perish by little and little.
• Eight hundred emigrants perish in crossing the Rhine.
• For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on him should not perish, but have eternal life.
• And what shall I do with myself when night comes on? If I lie by the river in the frost and dew I may perish of the cold.
• They do not deny, however, that old people no longer able to provide for themselves, and without any relative to care for them, are sometimes left to perish.
• If my conduct appears unnatural, let me tell you that I consider those human beings alone fortunate who perish in their infancy.
• If it be the will of the All-Wise that I perish, I will perish before this altar.
• Alas! my parents, brothers, kindred, all, Once more will perish if my Hector fall.
• But John had buried himself in Catholicism for refuge from this awful creed, leaving Mike to perish in it.
• How many millions would perish as the result of our deed we could not even guess.
• The race will perish, perhaps, in the order of nature, by failure or insufficient number of offspring, a principal cause of the extinction of superior races.
• The faith of your heart would perish, if it did not put on armor.
• If two children live together, and still more if they sleep together, and one is feeble and the other strong, the strong will absorb the feeble, and the latter will perish.
• It the sweet child of the air In the air itself must perish.
• In her fever, not knowing what she said, she told how she loved Stephen, and I realized that her longing for him made her perish by my side.
• But it is a spiritual birth, and therefore it cannot perish, but will live to write itself on space in terms of beauty such as the world has never known.
• During our journey to this place, our stage-dancer and three of the new come Spaniards died of fatigue, and many of the Mexicans had been left behind to perish.
• And thus, when they die, they seem totally to perish.
• The Chuances and Yukagirs have already become mere fragments of tribes, and their languages will perish with the present generation.
• These records perish only with the termination of a World Cycle, which will not happen for millions of years yet to come.
• I perish, and in addition to this am I banished from this land.
• And beside them stand the figures of women great and gracious, women for whose love men die and perish, but who themselves also can hate and love passionately and fiercely.
• And yet what hope had he that his labour was not lost? His manuscript would pass at his death into other hands and might easily be overlooked and even perish.
• You are threatening to perish of too much Thomas Carlyle, I venture to caution you against that tremendous individual.

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