Pervasive is valid Scrabble Word

Is pervasive a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pervasive valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for PERVASIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

tending to pervade
(especially of an unwelcome influence or physical effect) spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people
pervading or tending to pervade
Tending to pervade, or having power to spread throughout; of a pervading quality.
spreading or spread throughout

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

existing in or spreading through every part of something

Words related to PERVASIVE

pervasively22 pervasiveness21

Words that contain PERVASIVE

pervasively22 pervasiveness21 pervasivenesses23

How to use PERVASIVE in a sentence

The pervasive spirit of beauty in the room, manifested in forms, colors, tones, and motions, affected the soul as perfume did the senses.
The fatigue is normal, pervasive, and persuasive, and it is pretty hard to recall any dream on waking.
Nothing is so pervasive as an atmospheric influence, and, in its way, nothing is so important.
It seemed to hold the moonlight in suspension, rendering it more pervasive than in clear air.
From that absent but pervasive personality Sylvia took one suggestion after another.
I guess that this attitude for disregard towards people in power is all prevalent and all pervasive in society.
There was Adam who had morbidly incited him to a notebook, a damnable, pervasive notebook which he tried in vain to ignore.
So pervasive and general is this revelation that nothing whatsoever in the whole universe can be discovered that doth not reflect His splendor.
The Company of Jesus was thus based upon a system of mutual and pervasive espionage.
In Italy the disintegrating process had been no less thorough, nay far more subtle and pervasive.

If the Revolutionary theory as I have interpreted it is correct, this law of nature and of nations is everywhere pervasive throughout the American System of Free States.
Nature would henceforth present nothing but pervasive metamorphosis, irresponsible and endless.
This has given to it a baffling looseness in every direction, but has, on the other hand, given it a pervasive quality which Christian Science does not possess.
There is nowhere else in the world a tyranny so pervasive and despotic as that which rules in the department of theological opinion.
But the pure truth must be as much better for all who can appreciate it, as it is more real and more pervasive.
Grundtvig, with whom this note is pervasive, had in his early youth a great influence over him.
The three figures, charming in themselves, composed a lovely scene in a glorious landscape, filling it with a pervasive unimaginable grace.
As the lamp-light flickered out, illuminating its pervasive pallor, the new-comer urged a very lame horse to the steps of the veranda.
The day in the pervasive constraint that hampered their relations wore slowly away.
To these events the unassuming, but pervasive beauty of the place lends a dignity new to our social life.
It is pervasive, like the perfume of the rose, never offending by violence.
By pudgala they meant that which other people called eternal and all pervasive soul.
Though all the souls are pervasive, yet they can only perceive in particular bodies where they are associated with their own specific senses.
There is, however, a still more pervasive incongruity between this temperament and the forms in which it expressed itself.
If social democracy could breed a new civilisation out of the people, this new civilisation would be profounder than ours and more pervasive.
His presence in the society of immortals thus becomes, so to speak, more pervasive.
Gesture, of which the dance is merely a pervasive use, is an incipient action.
Whatever any man said or did or made, he would be alive to its aesthetic quality, and beauty would be a pervasive ingredient in happiness.
Intent, though it looks away from existence and the actual, is the most natural and pervasive of things.
Their costly and substantial grandeur in Britain accords with the solid qualities of the race, and their elegance on the Continent with the pervasive influence of Art in Europe.

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