Alternations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALTERNATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ALTERNATION, the act of alternating
• the repeated occurrence of two things in turn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of alternating or causing to alternate; alternating occurrenc; succession

Words related to ALTERNATIONS

alternation11

Words that contain ALTERNATIONS

subalternations17

How to use ALTERNATIONS in a sentence

• The days wore on in the midst of these alternations of good and bad hours.
• In the intermediate stages we get the usual alternations of independence and of subjection to all the neighboring powers in turn, till in 1419 Cattaro finally became Venetian.
• This necessitates on the part of all young animals incessant changes of action, or alternations of action and repose.
• The smoke continued to inflame his brain also, and it made him pass through great alternations of hope and fear.
• In the course of ministerial alternations, frequently unfortunate for the work in hand, it had nevertheless been continued by his successors.
• Alternations of success and reverse had signalized the commencement of the campaign of 1781.
• War continued, from Turin to Naples, between France, the emperor, the pope, and the local princes, with all sorts of alliances and alternations, but with no tangible result.
• For four years the war was carried on with desperation by land and sea in the Low Countries, in Germany, and in Italy, with alternations of success and reverse.
• Such alternations of grandeur and ruin have been the fate of all the important towns of Central Asia.
• Alternations of torpor and animation cause greater exhaustion and loss of physical powers, than would be occasioned by a continuance of uniform torpor.
• His letters to Liszt are abundant with alternations of artistic ecstasy and material misery.
• The certainty that she was now beloved, caused her heart to lapse into those alternations of repose and enjoyment which above all other states of feeling nourish its affections.
• The squire on that day experienced strange alternations of feeling.
• For a moment Beth faced him silently, her color coming and going in rapid alternations.
• Experience proves that the most violent alternations of temperature may be combated by regulating the thickness of the covering.
• He knew well that every man in going through life, whatever his rank and station, must encounter the usual alternations of sunshine and storm.
• When we moved off in this order, the natives struck up a musical recitative, which with various alternations, they continued until we arrived at the place of our destination.
• Thus were described the withdrawal and reappearance of vegetable life in the alternations of the seasons.
• Toward the end of our voyage he began to suffer from alternations of fever-fits and shivering-fits, which I ignorantly imagined to be attacks of ague.
• Her vanity, repressed for a time by the cruel alternations of hope and misconception, was awakened and showed her all the benefits of a great position.
• But these alternations of hope and fear tried her nerves.
• Don Ortiz Calderon was eventually put to death with great cruelty, after some alternations of good and bad treatment.
• One would be inclined to surmise that these dialectic forms go back to old Germanic or West-Germanic alternations of the same type.
• I was very tired, although I had had a good rest the night before, and alternations of walking and riding in the day.
• The thatch had acquired the grey tint and sunken outlines, that show how the alternations of rain and sun have told upon that perishable shelter.
• A mixture of the two former frequently occurs among the alternations presented by these rocks.
• In its annual orbit, it has but one season, which, though called Spring, is subject to the most sudden alternations of heat and cold.
• Soon, with alternations of hope and fear, he heard her steps and voice draw nearer.
• The Nortada is distinguished from the Colla, in that the direction is constant and the force steady, without the alternations of passing squalls and calms.
• Such alternations of feeling rend her heart and make the struggle between body and soul most horrible.
• The larger the condenser capacity or the higher the frequency of the alternations, the greater will be the current passing through the circuit.
• These fierce and tremulous alternations of passion were too severe to be borne long.
• In this respect free will makes the individual superior to the alternations of the market.
• Alternations of wild hope and cold despair succeeded each other.

Similar words containing ALTERNATION without suffix s

alternation11 subalternation16 subalternations17

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