Acquisition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACQUISITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of acquiring
• an asset or object bought or obtained, typically by a library or museum
• a purchase of one company by another
• the buying or obtaining of assets or objects
• the learning or developing of a skill, habit, or quality
• The act or process of acquiring.
• The thing acquired or gained; an acquirement; a gain; as, learning is an acquisition.
• the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something
• something acquired
• the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge
• an ability that has been acquired by training

Words related to ACQUISITION

acquisitional24 acquisitions23 acquist18

Words that contain ACQUISITION

acquisitions23 acquisitional24 reacquisition24 preacquisition27 reacquisitions25

How to use ACQUISITION in a sentence

• For the acquisition of a vocabulary, such a game as the Family Coach might be played and turned into many other vehicles or objects about which many stories could be told.
• His acquisition of the latter, which took place in 1543, put an end to the domestic wars of the northern provinces.
• But by far the most important acquisition was that of the northern peninsula timber.
• Their chances in acquisition of high degree of ability and in advance from position to position also depends upon the policy of management and success of the enterprise.
• There is no hunger like land hunger, and no object for which men are more ready to use unfair and desperate means than the acquisition of land.
• The practical value of the foregoing investigation will be found in its bearing upon the acquisition of language.
• Before telling the story of their acquisition a few words as to their prior history will he in place.
• This was an acquisition of infinite advantage to their affairs, as it secured them a port in the midst of Wessex.
• I learn, with pleasure, your acquisition of the pamphlet on the astronomy of the ancient Mexicans.
• And the honest notary himself seems to have no hesitation about lying and stealing to any extent, where the acquisition of relics is the object in view.
• As he was so very good natured, he was certain to become quite an acquisition to the school.
• But it will be exercised with no little difficulty unless the steady acquisition of the virtues accompanies it.
• It involves the acquisition of praiseworthy attributes, heavenly illumination and righteous actions in the world of humanity.
• This enjoyment depends upon the acquisition of heavenly virtues.
• They must be taught to love their fellow creatures and be encouraged in the acquisition of virtues.
• After spending the usual time at a country school in the acquisition of the dead languages, Mr.
• A similar policy, and a similar necessity, though perhaps not entirely so urgent, led to the acquisition of Florida.
• Greed was pushing men beyond legitimate acquisition into respectable robbery.
• It was not the acquisition of a little money by Mr.
• All men are desirous of acquiring riches, and the desire generally increases with the acquisition.
• On the contrary, they are so acutely unhappy that many of them have come to regard acquisition and accumulation as a sterile rat-race.
• The acquisition of Alaska was made with the view of extending national jurisdiction and republican principles in the American hemisphere.
• French Frigate Shoal was the latest acquisition, also by Captain King, and proclaimed Hawaiian territory July 13th, 1895.
• In the acquisition, while we abstain most carefully from all that could interrupt the public peace, we claim the right to exercise a due regard to our own.
• After the acquisition of these several branches of knowledge, the study of History will be extremely useful, by the application which may be made of the examples to the precepts.
• The empress, ever eager in the acquisition of knowledge, admitted her mistake, and thanked the professor for having rectified it with so much ability.
• The acquisition and possession of land satisfies this desire in a high degree, since land is a visible and indestructible form of property.
• As this acquisition was made at the common expense, it is very fairly urged that the advantages to be derived from it should also be common.

Similar words containing ACQUISI without suffix tion

acquisitor21 acquisitive25 acquisitors22 acquisitions23 acquisitional24 acquisitively30 reacquisition24 nonacquisitive28 preacquisition27 reacquisitions25 acquisitiveness29 acquisitivenesses31

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