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Is MONASTICISM a Scrabble word?
✔ In our word list MONASTICISM is in ENABLE, the open word list behind Words With Friends and most word apps. For official tournament Scrabble, check Merriam-Webster's Scrabble dictionary.
| Scrabble points | Words With Friends points | Letters |
|---|---|---|
| 17 | 21 | 11 |
What does MONASTICISM mean?
- nounasceticism as a form of religious life; usually conducted in a community under a common rule and characterized by celibacy and poverty and obedience
Definitions from WordNet.
Hooks for MONASTICISM
Add a letter to make a new word: MONASTICISMS.
Words inside MONASTICISM
- NOT3
- CAN5
- INTO4
- ITS3
- MOST6
- MAN5
- ACT5
- SON3
- ACTION8
- COST6
- MAIN6
- MISS6
- MOM7
- COSTS7
- ANTI4
- ASS3
- MISSION9
- COAST7
- MASS6
- SIT3
- ACTIONS9
- CAST6
- CAT5
- TOM5
- ACTS6
- SAT3
- CATS6
- AIM5
- SONS4
- TONS4
- MAC7
- CANT6
- COAT6
- MINI6
- SAINT5
- SIN3
- COMMIT12
- COINS7
- CON5
- TON3
- CASINO8
- COSTA7
- AIMS6
- COIN6
- ICON6
- SAINTS6
- SITS4
- ION3
- CAM7
- MASON7
- SCAN6
- ATOMIC10
- INSIST6
- COS5
- SINS4
- TAN3
- TIN3
- CONSIST9
- MOMS8
- SCAM8
- SONIC7
- MINT6
- MOSS6
- MON5
- TOSS4
- ANT3
- INS3
- ATOMS7
- CANS6
- CONS6
- SIMS6
- MAT5
- SIM5
- COMA8
- AMINO7
- COATS7
- ICONS7
- MOIST7
- SCOTS7
- ATOM6
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About this list
Our word list is ENABLE, first published in 2000 and still used by most word games.
Meanings come from Princeton WordNet (2011). How common a word is comes from wordfreq.
Look up MONASTICISM in Merriam-Webster, Wiktionary, Collins or Dictionary.com. Check it for Scrabble at Merriam-Webster Scrabble.
FAQ
Is MONASTICISM a Scrabble word?
MONASTICISM is in ENABLE, the word list Words With Friends closely matches, and most ENABLE words are playable in North American Scrabble. Confirm tournament validity in the official Scrabble dictionary.
How many points is MONASTICISM worth?
MONASTICISM is worth 17 points in Scrabble and 21 points in Words With Friends, before bonus squares.
What does MONASTICISM mean?
Asceticism as a form of religious life; usually conducted in a community under a common rule and characterized by celibacy and poverty and obedience.