Accessions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCESSIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCESSION, to record the addition of (a book etc.) to a library
• record the addition of (a new item) to a library, museum, or other collection
NOUN:
• the action or process of formally joining or being accepted by an institution or group
• the formal acceptance of a treaty or agreement
• an amount added to an existing quantity of something
• the attainment or acquisition of a position of rank or power
• a new item added to an existing collection of books, paintings, or artefacts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• increase by something added; acquisition of additional property (as by growth or increase of existing property)

Words related to ACCESSIONS

accession13

Words that contain ACCESSIONS

reaccessions16 deaccessions17

How to use ACCESSIONS in a sentence

• During the year Brother Halstead was abundant in labor, and at Brothertown there was an extensive revival, giving large accessions to the charge.
• To the Church there had been large accessions and to the Parsonage a welcome guest, in the person of our eldest daughter.
• Among the accessions to the charge this year was Hon.
• A revival occurred during the winter, and there were a goodly number of accessions, but they did not bring very much financial strength.
• He also gathered large accessions, which rendered the charge self-sustaining thereafter.
• Among the accessions of the term, there were several who gave considerable financial strength to the charge.
• We can trace the gradual accessions of corruption at each step as we advance in the history of the text.
• He took the consular name and dress and proceeded to organize the men previously collected by Mallius, meanwhile gaining accessions first of freemen, and second of slaves.
• He obtained, however, some supplies of money and some accessions to the number of ships and men under his command, until at length he had quite a little fleet in his train.
• Nevertheless, something like a soil began to form even on the Reef, purely by the accessions caused though its use by man.
• Emboldened by these accessions, though still far inferior in strength to Ottocar, he pressed on till the two armies faced each other on the plains of Murchfield.
• Receiving from the emperor large accessions of territory, Frederic devoted his purse and array to the allies.
• But Cambyses placed little value on such petty accessions to his power.
• Through this series of foreign and learned prelates, continual accessions were made to the originally slender stock of English literature.
• Figures of total registration given previously in this chapter include interim accessions and some that automatically went on the rolls after September 12, 1918.
• The trains constantly brought new accessions to the crowd, and gayety and mirth reigned supreme.
• None of the strikers of the day before had gone back to work, and considerable accessions were reported from other trades.
• Nor would accessions from the Dissenting communities have infused much fresh life into it.
• On the way he secured large accessions to his force, and in a few days found himself at the head of 1500 men.
• The accessions of Chinese workers to our ranks fills us with great joy.
• The clerical accessions to the mission, in 1862 and 1863, were Messrs.
• The accessions to the missions in Turkey, in the time now under review, were Messrs.
• He looked to the Whig Party for large accessions to the Free Soil ranks.
• It was not a great war, though brilliantly fought and rich in territorial accessions.
• I am against all accessions of territory to form new States.
• As every year passed there were new accessions to this great array of writers, who waged their war against ignorance and prejudice with an ever-increasing fury.
• In fact, the first half of the seventeenth century did not witness many accessions to the store of literature on this subject.
• It has been enriched by accessions of books from the library of the extinct Society of Friends of the Country.
• With the recovery of the cattle our hopes grew, and with the gradual accessions to the herd, confidence was again completely restored.
• After his death, according to the peculiar Chinese fashion, he received yet further accessions of dignity.
• In England, we find the French-adopted words rather receiving accessions than going out of use.
• It appeared to me that the Macquarie had taken a north north-west course from Bathurst, and that it must have received immense accessions of water in its course from that place.
• It has annexed the volcano and the earthquake with its new accessions of territory.
• ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF LAVA The 3rd of August brought fresh accessions to the flood of lava still pouring from the mountain.
• And after this came wonderful accessions to the refreshment table.
• The human interest of the Pauline Epistles, and of the Acts, is largely increased by these accessions to knowledge.

Similar words containing ACCESSION without suffix s

accession13 accessional15 accessioned16 reaccession15 deaccession16 accessioning17 reaccessions16 deaccessions17 deaccessioned19 deaccessioning20

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