Rare is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RARE in dictionary:

VERB:
• rear
ADJECTIVE:
• not common
• (of an event, situation, or condition) not occurring very often
• (of a thing) not found in large numbers and so of interest or value
• unusually good or remarkable
• (of meat, especially beef) lightly cooked, so that the inside is still red
• Early.
• not widely known; especially valued for its uncommonness
• recurring only at long intervals
• not widely distributed
• having low density
• marked by an uncommon quality; especially superlative or extreme of its kind
• (of meat) cooked a short time; still red inside
• uncommon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• occurring infrequently
• to be enthusiastic

Words related to RARE

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Words that contain RARE

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How to use RARE in a sentence

• The word is extremely rare in this sense and perhaps only found here.
• The absence of light, which has kept the colors from fading, is most provoking, when one wishes to admire the works of a great master, whose productions are so rare.
• Imprisonment in a public jail was rare, the custom of bail being in general use.
• He was accepted by his people as a man of rare excellences, happily blending in beautiful harmony both Faith and Works.
• She had the power, rare in either of two friends, of not asking questions.
• It became rare to the very verge of extinction, and is now scarcely to be found in its entirety save in a pretty reprint of 1819, itself now rare, due to the piety of a Rev.
• Coming across them now and then I observe that the type I belong to is very rare among them.
• Stone houses were no longer the rare luxuries of Jews or nobles.
• For the first time in his reign he threw himself into politics with interest, and intrigued with rare perseverance to bring about his recall.
• On the rare occasions when Graham was at home he was quiet and suppressed.
• Here, too, we fail to find cause for paralysis in some rare instances.
• He said that, except upon rare and special occasions, he always has been accustomed to take his meals alone, or with some comrades whom he could take to his room.
• Coughing, almost a clearing of the throat, is very rare.
• He returned to Glasgow in the year 1832, since which he has resided, except at rare intervals, in the Metropolis of the West.
• And it is rare indeed when a famous beauty troubles herself to plan for the comfort or happiness of the man she marries.
• This was one of the rare occasions when his face expanded into a smile, and he immediately made a generous offering of rice to the household tablets.
• Then he had that magnetic quality of swaying men, which I wish I had, a rare quality in a general.
• Wisely, he has chosen to do a very definite thing and, with rare perseverance and skill, he has done it.
• He had taken pleasure for a while in humiliating her, counting it sport if he succeeded in arousing her rare indignation.
• Never before had I seen such a rare combination of the esthetic and practical, and she shone wherever placed.
• Apart from any sexual craving, the complete spiritual contact of two persons who love each other can only be attained through some act of rare intimacy.
• If rare merit be the rarest of all rare things, it ought to pass through some sort of probation.
• This might produce a great effect in distribution, yet be so rare as never to come under observation.
• But these examples of longevity are grown much more rare.

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