Abandons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABANDONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABANDON, to leave or give up completely
• leave (a place or vehicle) empty or uninhabited, without intending to return
• condemn someone or something to (a specified fate) by ceasing to take an interest in them
• discontinue (a scheduled event) before completion
• cease to support or look after (someone); desert
• give up completely (a practice or a course of action)
• allow oneself to indulge in (a desire or impulse)
• complete lack of inhibition or restraint

Words related to ABANDONS

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How to use ABANDONS in a sentence

• According to the Treaty of Sevres of August 10, 1920, Turkey abandons all her territory in Europe, withdrawing her frontier to the Ciatalgia lines.
• Devoted to the use of ardent spirits, he abandons himself to its indulgence without restraint.
• But He wishes us to know how to distinguish between the gifts He abandons to His enemies and those He reserves for His servants.
• We shall see other objections as we go on to this state of things, in which a minority holds true opinions and abandons the majority to false ones.
• Occasionally, however, he tells me, and I can quite believe him, he has bursts of zeal, in which he abandons his more urgent occupation and resumes the search.
• Rinaldo is conducted by her to her splendid palace, where he forgets his vows, and abandons himself to sensual joys.
• Caroline, flattered in every one of her vanities, abandons herself to the pleasures of pride and high living, two delicious capital sins.
• Infancy, youth, receptive, aspiring, with religious eye looking upward, counts itself nothing and abandons itself to the instruction flowing from all sides.
• Seeing the old man thus resolute, Noufal abandons his enterprise and returns to his own country.
• Madame assumes a tone of friendship which she never henceforth abandons.
• Everybody knows how easily this sentiment is influenced and how, unfortunately, in many cases, it abandons itself helplessly to irresponsible press agitations.
• Myths contained all conceivable elements, among others that of humour, to which the poet here abandons himself.
• His government examines his constructions, abandons them if wrong, insists on them if right, and the case then becomes a matter of negotiation between the two nations.
• This invaluable protection is speedily lost by the girl who abandons herself to secret vice.
• Claude contemplates himself within the domain of his intellectual kingdom, and abandons his outer man with Diogenic indifference.
• The stranger, for a day or two, keeps up a continual washing of his hands, but he soon sees the folly of it, and abandons them to their fate.
• Not that he abandons or falls away from his moral ideal.
• A religion surrenders when it abandons the promise of its Millennium.
• This vanishing of gloom gave him strange sensations, akin to the sensations of a man who, after having worn gaiters into middle-age, abandons them.
• He abandons himself to the sweet illusion, and again Lives over each scene, and is what he beholds.
• Where the poet most abandons himself to his ardour of thought and imagination he achieves his highest work.
• Even in the first story he abandons his place in the sky and goes to live on earth.
• Nearly every herd abandons more or less cattle on these long drives, and he could have bought them for a song and sung it himself.
• The King abandons these attempts and associates his son with himself in the government.
• He next, upon grounds equally solid, abandons the benefits of that circulation which was to be produced by drawing out all the juices of the body.
• But it was the noon hour, when every good German abandons war for food, and the sky was empty.
• During the fifteen years that I have observed society, I have never yet seen a mother who, under such circumstances, abandons her daughter.
• He was like a philosopher, who conceives the theory, then clears it, shears away its accidents or even abandons it.
• Each in turn she abandons, and appeals to a future success, which never is, but always about to be.
• No, he abandons that, and devotes himself to writing.

Similar words containing ABANDON without suffix s

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