Words Starting With SEQ

61 words start with SEQ. Scores range up to 30 points (SEQUELIZING), averaging 20.7 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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Inclined to follow or be led, especially without questioning.

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In a logically developed manner.

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The quality of being sequacious; disposition to follow.

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Plural of SEQUACITY.

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The quality of being intellectually or morally compliant.

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A work that continues the story of an earlier one.

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A condition or disease that follows as a consequence of an earlier one.

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Plural of sequela.

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To make a sequel to a work.

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Past tense of SEQUELISE.

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Third-person singular present tense of SEQUELISE.

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Present participle of SEQUELISE.

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To produce a sequel to a work.

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Past tense of SEQUELIZE.

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Third-person singular present tense of SEQUELIZE.

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Present participle of SEQUELIZE.

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Plural of SEQUEL.

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An ordered succession of things.

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Past tense of SEQUENCE.

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Agent noun of SEQUENCE.

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Plural of SEQUENCER.

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Plural of SEQUENCE.

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Plural of SEQUENCY.

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Present participle of SEQUENCE.

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Plural of SEQUENCING.

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A measure of zero crossings in a Walsh function.

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Following in time or order; subsequent.

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Following in a regular order or succession.

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Plural of SEQUENTIALITY.

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The state of being in a sequence.

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In a consecutive order.

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In a following manner; subsequently.

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Plural of SEQUENT.

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To isolate or withdraw from others.

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Past tense of SEQUESTER.

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Present participle of SEQUESTER.

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Third-person singular present tense of SEQUESTER.

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Plural of sequestrum; dead bone fragments.

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Capable of being sequestered or confiscated.

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Pertaining to a sequestrum of dead tissue.

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A substance that binds metal ions to prevent oxidation.

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Plural of SEQUESTRANT.

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To set apart or isolate.

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Past tense of SEQUESTRATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of SEQUESTRATE.

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Present participle of SEQUESTRATE.

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The act of seizing property until debts are paid.

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Plural of SEQUESTRATION.

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One who sequesters property or assets.

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Plural of SEQUESTRATOR.

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A piece of dead bone separated from living tissue.

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Plural of SEQUESTRUM.

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A small shiny disk sewn on clothing for decoration.

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Past tense of SEQUIN.

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Present participle of SEQUIN.

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Past tense of SEQUIN.

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Plural of SEQUIN.

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A logical conclusion or consequence.

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Plural of SEQUITUR.

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Either of two very large coniferous trees native to California: the giant sequoia or the coast redwood.

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How many words starting with seq are there?

There are 61 words starting with seq.

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What is the highest-scoring word start with SEQ?

SEQUELIZING scores 30 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.