Populous is valid Scrabble Word

Is populous a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for POPULOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

containing many inhabitants
having a large population; densely populated
Abounding in people; full of inhabitants; containing many inhabitants in proportion to the extent of the country.
Popular; famous.
Common; vulgar.
Numerous; in large number.
densely populated

Words related to POPULOUS

populously17 populousness16

Words that contain POPULOUS

populously17 unpopulous14 populousness16 populousnesses18

How to use POPULOUS in a sentence

I was in a street of what seemed a great and very populous place.
After all, in some shady nook of those gentle Warwickshire slopes there may have been a denser and more populous settlement, styled Hatton, which I never reached.
After three days journey, we arrive in a populous country inhabited by idolaters, who make great quantities of silk stuffs.
It is not a very populous place, the inhabitants being, I should say, under 4000.
As you draw nearer, many other domes and towers become visible, and as you enter Baltimore-street, you feel that you are arrived in a handsome and populous city.
On the other side of the Atlantic there is a populous city called Grandville.
The next town of consequence that we arrived at was Linz, a large, populous and beautifully built city and capital of Upper Austria.
The populous States would, with little difficulty, overrun their less populous neighbors.
The country slopes off towards the sea, and appears to be fertile and populous.
That the body is as a populous city around it, is evident.

At that time there was not a cabin in what is now the great and populous State of Kansas.
Their villages are so numerous, that it is almost impossible to go two leagues without meeting with some, that are very extensive and very populous.
Now Brighton is a populous place, and a sunny one, and many people lounge there in the sun all day.
We were fully in an enormous, fertile and populous plain.
In 1850 the colony was so populous and prosperous that it was organized into a territory of the United States and brought under the supervision of the federal government.
Within his remembrance, and even since his mature age, the site where now stood the populous town had been a wild and forest-covered peninsula.
The woods of the North were populous with fighting men.
But when they saw how rich and populous the colonies had grown, their first thought was how they might make more profit out of them than heretofore.
The greatest ill-feeling exists between the Army and the National Guards in the most populous quarters.
At a quite early day Oraibi became a place of importance, and they tell of being sufficiently populous to establish many outlying settlements.
They all descended on the other side of the mountains, and wound through broad plains and by populous cities.
In the most populous slave districts it was the reverse.
He would take lodgings at first in some populous district, and let the hair on his face grow.
In one of his numerous journeys, he ascended the Senegal as far as Gallam, and established a fort or factory at Dramanet, a populous and commercial town.
A highly cultivated and populous country extends from this place to Baebaejie, the next stage.
A hope is entertained that our commerce with the rich and populous countries that border the Mediterranean Sea may be largely increased.
Chaldaea was neither extensive nor populous enough to afford a solid basis for the ambition of her princes.
His next exploit was the rapid conquest of the mountainous and populous regions on the shores of the Caspian.
But that was all there was left to him of a populous and teeming world.
On the south of the Danube, near its mouth, was Bulgaria, a vast realm, populous and powerful, which had long bid defiance to all the forces of the Roman empire.
The conquerors, continuing their march westerly one hundred and fifty miles, burning and destroying as they went, reached the populous city of Torjek.
French missionaries were the first white men to settle in the populous Huron country near Lake Simcoe.

Similar words containing POPULOU without suffix s

populously17 unpopulous14 populousness16 populousnesses18

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