Shew is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEW in dictionary:

VERB:
• (archaic) to show, also SHAW
• See Show.
• establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment
• to be or cause to become visible.
• to demonstrate or prove.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• archaic spelling ofshow

Words related to SHEW

shewed13 shewer12 shewers13 shewing14 shewn11 shews11 show10

Words that contain SHEW

shewn11 shews11 cashew14 shewed13 shewel12 shewer12 cashews15 shewels13 shewers13 shewing14 unshewn13 foreshew17 foreshewn18 foreshews18 shewbread18 foreshewed20 shewbreads19 foreshewing21

How to use SHEW in a sentence

• Yet in very deed for this cause have I stirred thee up, for to shew my power in thee, and to declare my name thorowout all the world.
• The way to move great masses of men is to shew that you yourself are moved.
• Because he proceedeth from the Son, he will shew you what the glory of the Son is like.
• And now I will shew you what I will do to my vineyard.
• Moreouer he did not onelie shew himselfe wise in words, but desired also to excell in staiednesse of maners, and continencie of life.
• It is the custom to shew honour to the survivors of that event on all public occasions.
• The lads shew him great respect, and are rarely rude, or seen to laugh.
• The shops are inferior to those of Rouen, but a great shew of business is discernible in them.
• With this feeling, I examined carefully what was put before me, and made a selection sufficient to shew that it was the produce of French soil.
• At present, it is, however, necessary to shew why, as things are constituted in mixed governments like this, no remedy is to be had.
• Which I recite vnto you to shew the phrase of those courtly seruitours in yeelding the mistresses honour and reuerence.
• Omai, in his canoe, having arrived there long before us, had taken some necessary measures to shew us the place.
• A source of thought fairly cut off beside, in giving her no room to shew taste in dress, or invent new fancies and disposition of ornaments for to-morrow.
• But pray, now you have touched upon this subject, shew me how many wages a Master may be the ruin of his poor Apprentice.
• The wavy kingdoms of the deep below, Thy power, thy wisdom, and thy goodness shew, Here various beings without number stray, Croud the profound, or on the surface play.
• But he did not think it safe at once to shew his principal characters wholly exempt from it, lest so great and sudden a transition should prove disagreeable.
• Sandford offered to shew her to her room if she desired it, Daisy accepted the offer at once.
• I shall hereafter take occasion to shew, how inconsiderable they are, for their numbers and fortunes, who can be served or obliged by this repeal, which number is daily lessening.
• In order to this, I shall first shew you the weakness and uncertainty of two false principles, which many people set up in the place of conscience, for a guide to their actions.
• The passages which he has quoted from his favourite poet, shew great taste in the selection.
• One of them said that there was a book come to their hands which they had there to shew his Grace.
• And the things that are to come, he shall shew you.
• The great object, on the other hand, of the education of the Quaker females, is utility and not shew.

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