Words Containing PROVA

41 words contain PROVA anywhere. Scores range up to 25 points (IMPROVABILITY), averaging 18.2 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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US VALID
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Capable of being approved or accepted.

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In a way that can be approved.

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The act of approving or agreeing to something.

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Plural of APPROVAL.

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Approval or sanction.

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Plural of APPROVANCE.

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The act or feeling of not approving or condemning.

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Plural of DISAPPROVAL.

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Capable of being shown to be false.

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The act of proving something false.

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Plural of DISPROVAL.

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Plural of IMPROVABILITY.

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The condition of being able to improve.

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Capable of being made better or enhanced.

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The capacity for being made better.

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In a way that allows for improvement.

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Not deserving blame or criticism.

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In a manner free from blame.

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Approval given in advance.

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Plural of PREAPPROVAL.

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Plural of PROVABILITY.

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The quality of being provable.

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Capable of being demonstrated or proved.

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The quality of being able to be demonstrated as true.

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Plural of PROVABLENESS.

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In a way that can be proved; with proof.

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Provisions or food, in dated usage.

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Plural of PROVAND.

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Provided for general use, hence common or inferior.

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Past tense of PROVANT.

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Present participle of PROVANT.

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Plural of PROVANT.

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Relating to the procambium.

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The act of approving again.

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Plural of REAPPROVAL.

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Worthy of reproof or censure.

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The act of expressing disapproval.

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Plural of REPROVAL.

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Incapable of being demonstrated or verified.

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In a manner that cannot be proven.

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Definition

Not capable of being rebuked or criticized.

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How many words containing prova are there?

There are 41 words containing prova.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain PROVA anywhere?

IMPROVABILITY scores 25 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.