Solve is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOLVE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to find the answer to
• find an answer to, explanation for, or means of effectively dealing with (a problem or mystery)
• find the answer to (a problem)
• To explain; to resolve; to unfold; to clear up (what is obscure or difficult to be understood); to work out to a result or conclusion; as, to solve a doubt; to solve difficulties; to solve a problem.
• find the solution to (a problem or question) or understand the meaning of
• settle, as of a debt
NOUN:
• A solution; an explanation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to find the answer or explanation for

Words related to SOLVE

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How to use SOLVE in a sentence

• At length, Iocasta the Queen, said that whoever could solve the riddle, should be king and have her hand in marriage.
• Then, seeing that it was impossible to solve the mystery, he suddenly jumped into bed.
• Why the Revolution did not occur at that time is a puzzle not easy to solve.
• Its object was to solve the question of power until the meeting of the Constituent Assembly.
• We elaborated, in several commissions, projects of law concerning all the fundamental questions that the Constituante would have to solve.
• It is quite too transparent, and it was a very bad compliment when you said that it was impossible for me to solve so simple a question.
• Opposite him was hung a veiled picture, and half hoping that he might solve the mystery which pervaded the place, he drew aside the curtain.
• That problem is for the economist to solve, for in character it is commercial, not historical.
• Society will not solve the particular problems of industry until that poison is expelled, and it has learned to see industry in its proper perspective.
• Not the attainment of freedom alone, or of order alone, but how to unite freedom with order is the problem which he has to solve.
• We are shown a man who, worn out by trying to solve the riddle of the universe, seeks refuge in religion.
• If you doubt me, Reader, stand by yourself, beneath the stars, one night, and SOLVE this thought, Eternity.
• Expressionless, the dark stranger stood quietly, his arms hanging loosely by his sides, studying Ross, as if the younger man was some problem he had been assigned to solve.
• I, for one, found myself in the position of having a problem to solve, and no formula to solve it with.
• It is true that the Cause in Germany has some difficult problems to solve and some differences to overcome, but these should merely arouse as to greater activity.
• But it must be admitted that it is not every day four girls are asked to take a motor tour and solve the mystery of a ghost-haunted house.
• It is by close examination of our own nature and its workings, perhaps, that we are most likely to solve the enigma of our being.
• Divorce is the concession of society to its inability to solve the marriage problem.
• The French, a people wise in experience, knew what they were about when they laid it down that if you have a mystery to solve, you must look for the woman.
• It is necessary also to solve better the propagation problem.
• This riddle, however, helped to solve the first, and confirmed my belief that Yolanda was Mary of Burgundy.
• Each woman has to solve these problems for herself.
• What a riddle was this! And then, as to the boy Sid, there was the riddle of his coming, and again that of his character, which latter was, indeed, not easy to solve.
• Awful indeed! and how to be accomplished? Heaven alone, with perseverance on my part, can solve the mystery.
• He knew also in a vague sort of way that it touched the very heart of the mystery he was trying to solve.
• Instead of trying to solve the riddle he accepts it.
• A pupil must be able to do fairly acceptable work in addition before he can solve one problem on the Courtis tests.
• Thus mathematical science has become a mystery which a myth must be constructed to solve.
• He was persuaded it contained that which would either solve the mystery of the cab, or would in itself lead on to a greater mystery.
• I questioned him and sought the secret key To solve his mystery, but all in vain.

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