Admirals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMIRALS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ADMIRAL, the chief commander of a navy; a naval officer of rank equivalent to a general in the army, also AMMIRAL
• a naval officer of the second most senior rank, above vice admiral and below Admiral of the Fleet or Fleet Admiral.
• the most senior commander of a fleet or navy.
• a butterfly which has dark wings with bold red or white markings.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a high-ranking naval officer

Words related to ADMIRALS

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How to use ADMIRALS in a sentence

• Then it was that the foreign admirals captured the forts, in order to bring relief to our foreign community.
• At least old admirals always seemed to serve this indulgent purpose in stories.
• The evidence is to be found scattered in proceedings of courts-martial, in chance references in admirals despatches, and in signal books.
• The British admirals considered this project to be easier than the invasion of Great Britain, and it engaged their much more serious attention.
• Dietrich, recently performed with success in the presence of Admirals Cloue and Miot.
• Only State Ministers, Generals, and Admirals followed him to the throne, from where he read his speech, after covering his head with his helmet.
• Life was a drama to him, and he delighted, like his own British admirals, to do things with a certain air.
• I took up first the names of the great admirals, and then the great captains, and all the American heroes of the sea, and all were worthy.
• Captains, commanders, chief mates, and admirals there might be in plenty, but such a pilot and navigator as Vespucci was hard to find.
• When these two admirals were within sight of each other, and preparing for battle, a furious storm attacked them.
• To give the greater weight to these orders, it was resolved to send out those admirals who had distinguished themselves most towards the end of the last war.
• Sixteen captains had been created admirals during the summer, while a much greater number had been passed over in silence and neglect.
• The admirals in command say that the sailors bore themselves so, that they are obliged to allow them to fire more frequently than is absolutely necessary.
• On Monday a grand council of generals and admirals took place at the Palais Royal.
• Yesterday a great council of war was held, at which not only the generals of division and admirals, but even generals of brigade, were present.
• At Hampton Court also there are several of the eleven portraits of Admirals whom Lely painted for James II, when Duke of York.
• The silent Saunders was one of the best admirals that even England ever had.
• Admirals, and peers in command of ships, had the privilege of bringing to sea their own private chaplains.
• It would be fun to run a war without admirals and generals and see how it would come out.
• Though all seemed perfection to the lay eye, let it be repeated that this was not so to the eyes of admirals.
• The Admirals Rowley and Boscawen are brought into the Admiralty under Lord Anson, who is advanced to the head of the board.
• The fleet was commanded by Admirals Saunders, Durell and Holmes, all of whom rendered most effective service.
• There went a shore the Admirals skiffe, and the May Flowers boate, and in them the number of 20 persons or thereabouts, as M.
• As England has bred admirals, so the sister isle has bred soldiers.
• Thus all these kings, dukes, and admirals, assembled about Rome, with sixteen kings at once, with great multitude of people.
• That morning the pilot of the admirals ship said that they were now 578 leagues west from the island of Ferro.
• The other two ships differed much in their computation from each other and from the admirals pilot.
• In our gallery we treat Admirals Sampson and Schley as the President set the example.
• He was short and thick and talked in a deep, growling voice exactly as admirals should.
• He came down in person to inspect the fleet, and discuss with the Admirals what ships should be chosen for the service.
• As for energy, he would have hanged I know not how many admirals if he had been in power during the last stages of the war.

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