Annexation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANNEXATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• The act of annexing; process of attaching, adding, or appending; the act of connecting; union; as, the annexation of Texas to the United States, or of chattels to the freehold.
• The union of property with a freehold so as to become a fixture. Bouvier. (b) (Scots Law) The appropriation of lands or rents to the crown.
NOUN:
• the act of annexing, also ANNEXION
• the action of annexing something, especially territory
• incorporation by joining or uniting
• the formal act of acquiring something (especially territory) by conquest or occupation
• the act of annexing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to attach as a quality, consequence, or condition

Words related to ANNEXATION

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Words that contain ANNEXATION

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How to use ANNEXATION in a sentence

• The annexation of Texas and the acquisition of California and New Mexico have given increased importance to our Indian relations.
• We note it in their open annexation of lands wholly inhabited by negroes, such as Denmark.
• And the project for annexation with Greece, which had been proclaimed by the Cretan insurgents under Mr.
• After that the Americans could name whatever they wanted in money or political offices, even to the annexation of the State, which was at that time semi-independent of Mexico.
• But I received from him the orders of General Ignatieff to urge the Cretans to reject them, as the certain alternative was their independence and annexation to Greece.
• The Parliament of Italy ratified the vote of the Roman people for annexation by a vote of 239 to 20.
• The real question of the campaign was of course the annexation of Texas, and though the platform was silent on that subject their leader spoke out.
• This right is, it is true, a very indefinite one, and it is impossible to determine what degree of civilization justifies annexation and subjugation.
• Hence, in a speech at Memphis, he cunningly linked together in argument unfriendly legislation, slavery, and annexation.
• Every Senator was in his seat as the roll was called, and nearly every one had a good word to say for annexation.
• Hawaii had asked for annexation and had been rejected by the preceding administration.
• He advocated the eventual annexation of Cuba and Central America.
• Nothing but annexation will or can save the State, and nothing else can save South Africa from the direst consequences.
• The woman is the head of the Secocoeni tribe, whose successful resistance to the Transvaal Government was one of the alleged causes of the annexation.
• These are mainly of Albanian blood and were all Roman Catholics at the time of their annexation, but have since been converted to the Orthodox Church and Slavized.
• It is noteworthy that they are now strenuously resisting annexation by Serbia.
• But an officer bent on annexation will say anything.
• In March of the next year, Congress sanctioned the annexation of Texas, and trouble with Mexico began in earnest.
• Butler made the point that the meetings at which the citizens had voted for annexation had not been legal, the notice being not sufficient.
• Van Buren, but his recently published letter opposing the annexation of Texas had rendered him extremely obnoxious to a powerful minority of his own party.
• Still do not accept any contracts or give any promises respecting protection or annexation, because we will see first if we can obtain independence.
• These were the men who bore the brunt of the contest in the furious days of Texas annexation and the Compromise of 1850.
• Indeed, I am altogether at a loss to conceive what possible benefit any part of this country can expect to derive from such annexation.
• The annexation to Prussia was very unpopular among all classes except the tradesmen and middle classes of the towns.
• They did not want a colony, but if there was to be annexation, the English flag would, of course, be far preferable.
• Moreover, a fresh influence had caused the plot to thicken, and was also making for annexation.
• I regard the question of annexation as belonging exclusively to the United States and Texas.
• It is well known, also, that the people of Texas at the polls have accepted the terms of annexation and ratified the constitution.
• The terms of annexation which were offered by the United States having been accepted by Texas, the public faith of both parties is solemnly pledged to the compact of their union.
• He recommended the annexation of the Ohio Valley and so secured that great territory to the United States.
• He was one of the chief instruments in securing the annexation of Texas.
• The Japanese think that the action of the Hawaiian government was suggested by the United States, and that it is only the first step to the annexation of these islands by us.
• In all that business Daubrecq saw and sees nothing but an ordinary burglary, an annexation of his treasures.
• The petition in favor of annexation was granted by the General Court on certain conditions, which were not fulfilled, and consequently the attempt fell to the ground.
• By the very terms of annexation, provision had been made for admitting free States out of Texas.

Similar words containing ANNEXA without suffix tion

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