Than is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THAN in dictionary:

VERB:
• Then. See Then.
PREPOSITION:
• used to introduce the second element of a comparison
NOUN:
• (obsolete) then, that time
• old variant of "then" (that time)
CONJUNCTION:
• introducing the second element in a comparison
• used in expressions introducing an exception or contrast
• used in expressions indicating one thing happening immediately after another
• A particle expressing comparison, used after certain adjectives and adverbs which express comparison or diversity, as more, better, other, otherwise, and the like. It is usually followed by the object compared in the nominative case. Sometimes, however, the object compared is placed in the objective case, and than is then considered by some grammarians as a preposition. Sometimes the object is expressed in a sentence, usually introduced by that; as, I would rather suffer than that you should want.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• {mdash} used to introduce the second element of a comparison

Words related to THAN

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Words that contain THAN

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How to use THAN in a sentence

• He found more difficulty in making this reform than in taking Azof, although aided by Mentchikof, his favorite, fellow-traveller, and prime minister.
• Lastly, which is of more value than all else, the free negroes of Jamaica have built more than two hundred chapels, and as many schools.
• One man, by a stratagem more subtle than honourable, liberated the Spaniards from this restraint.
• The oldest of these two trees, together with its family, already describes a circumference of more than 600 feet, and the original trunk measures nearly fifty feet round.
• It was the figure of a small man enlarged, rather than one of natural bulk.
• Gaston de Foix asked for nothing better than to act with vigor.
• It has shaken his little frame nearly to pieces, leaving him after weeks of suffering not much bigger than a doll, and all eyes and bones.
• He had more difficulty in entering the cave than in finding it, his schooner having to beat on and off shore for three days.
• A miracle could not be more unlike the order of our experience than the Character set before us is unique and unapproachable in all known history.
• The Turks abandoned both Hungary and Transylvania, and these two important provinces became more firmly than ever before, integral portions of the Austrian empire.
• And Jacques Collin was more entirely Don Carlos Herrera than ever.
• The street held more of festivity to Clayton than had his house.
• He gave her money, more money than she had ever had in absolute possession before, wherewith to fit herself for the journey.
• The figures represent the number of times the second, or group interval, was judged to be greater than, equal to, or less than the first or internal interval of the group.
• There is no illness more difficult to treat and more trying to bear than nervous prostration.
• Tried they were, though the trial was little more than a farce, with the verdict fixed in advance.
• The other was that Durkin, during the last months, had drifted much further away from her than she had dreamed.
• In good sooth, it is a great shame to choose rather to be still borrowing in all places from everyone, than to work and win.
• He can mean nothing else, if he have any intelligible meaning at all, than to turn all such persons over to the long list of mere manual laborers.
• But, if this were the case, the situation ought not to be worse in Belgium than in Germany.
• The Academy received no funds or endowment from the State, and no further patronage than this charter.
• The latter is considerably shorter than the original, but still of tedious length.
• But I had more provocation to weep than any of them.
• The carelessness of her attitude seemed to him rather masculine than feminine.
• No power of imagination could create materials more replete with romantic interest than their simple experience afforded.
• Neither do I show it you as admirable in any respect of art, other than that of skilfullest illumination.
• The boy who divides an apple with his fellow, is more happy than he would be if he retained the whole to himself.

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