Vie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to contend in rivalry
• compete eagerly with someone in order to do or achieve something
• compete (with someone)
• To stake a sum upon a hand of cards, as in the old game of gleek. See Revie.
• To strive for superiority; to contend; to use emulous effort, as in a race, contest, or competition.
• To stake; to wager.
• To do or produce in emulation, competition, or rivalry; to put in competition; to bandy.
• compete for something; engage in a contest; measure oneself against others
NOUN:
• A contest for superiority; competition; rivalry; strife; also, a challenge; a wager.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to strive for superiority

Words related to VIE

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Words that contain VIE

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How to use VIE in a sentence

• The kings of the surrounding countries vie with one another in presenting offerings to it.
• And what odour can vie for hungry folk with that of roasting meat in the clear hush of twilight? The sight of that little camp is still in my memory.
• I saw the peril, but I could not think that such a race could vie with the Children of the Sun.
• The dancers chant weird songs, break the ranks and vie with each other in their antics and peculiarities.
• No boats in the world are more elegant in appearance, none except those built specially for racing can vie with them in speed.
• What more could the heart of surgeon desire? There were two operating tables and an equipment of instruments to vie with any in a London hospital.
• Mais le mamelouck leur defendit de venir davantage avec nous, et par-la il me sauva la vie.
• Woods and groves appear to have started up at command, and it may now vie with any seat in the neighbourhood, for rural elegance and picturesque beauty.
• To leap from rock to rock, to attempt to vie with them in celerity and lightness appears to him, with reason, a foolish and impracticable enterprise.
• Conscious of his inability to vie with the hero, in his personal presence, he affected the utmost simplicity of dress and equipage.
• The upper branches vie with one another for light, grow unusually fast, and the trees increase in height with special rapidity.
• When a mean wretch cannot vie with any man in virtue, out of his wickedness he begins to slander him.
• I have heard some of the Italians confess that Genoa even pretends to vie with Rome herself in ecclesiastical splendour.
• Yet in a fight no Bearsark could vie with him for fury, and his sword Tyrfing was famed in a thousand songs.
• They entered a very plain house, for the door was only of silver, and the ceilings were only of gold, but wrought in so elegant a taste as to vie with the richest.
• The commons seemed to vie with the lords in their zeal for the government.
• The members seemed to lay aside all party distinctions, and vie with each other in promoting an inquiry, by which justice might be done to the injured nation.
• Thus a laudable emulation will undoubtedly ensue, and the powers at war vie with each other in humanity and politeness.
• Reception after reception was tendered the voyager and his party and every place seemed to vie with the others in the warmth and good will of its welcome.
• They then hastily raise their standards, and having set out for Rome, vie in exultation with all they met.
• In this point I may fairly shelter myself under the judgment of a man, whose character in poetry will vie with any rival this age shall produce.
• They vie with the Round Towers in interest and in the display of skill.
• Il appartient a la vie isolee, par la racine, et a la vie en commun, par la seve.
• There are many commanders as bad as he is on the coast, who seem to vie with each other in acts of cruelty and oppression.
• Thus George Sand in her Histoire de ma Vie mentions that, as a little girl, she used to see wonderful moving landscapes in the polished back of a screen.
• The shops are good, the accommodation plentiful, and in amusements the town can almost vie with Blackpool and Brighton.
• In plastic mastery of language only two Greek writers can vie with him, Plato and Homer.
• We do not presume to vie with that illustrious race.

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