Appeals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPEALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPEAL, to make an earnest request
• make a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request
• apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court
• apply to a higher court for a reversal of (the decision of a lower court)
• try to persuade someone to do something by calling on (a particular principle or quality)
• be attractive or interesting
• (of the bowler or fielders) call on the umpire to declare a batsman out, traditionally with a shout of ‘How's that?’.
NOUN:
• entreaty
• an attempt to persuade someone to do something by calling on a particular principle or quality
• an application to a higher court for a decision to be reversed
• a request for donations to support a charity or cause
• the quality of being attractive or interesting
• a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request
• a shout of ‘How's that?’ or a similar call by a bowler or fielder to an umpire to declare a batsman out.

Words related to APPEALS

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How to use APPEALS in a sentence

• It appeals to the tragic sense, which may be as highly developed in one as in the other.
• It might, however, sometimes happen, that appeals would be made under circumstances less adverse to the executive and judiciary departments.
• For the Prussians, then, with the failure of their diplomacy, the failure of their philosophy, we may also place the failure of their appeals to a foreign people.
• To the obvious appeals to duty, patriotism, conscience, appeals to shame, appeals romantic and even facetious are now added.
• Tennessee decisions, reporting cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals.
• WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY Temporary Kentucky digest covering decisions of the Court of Appeals.
• Reports of cases adjudged in the Court of appeals of the District of Columbia from April 3, 1922 to March 5, 1923.
• Appeals to the Privy Council from the American plantations.
• It appeals to us in a general way that as water expands on freezing, pressure will tend to resist the turning of it to ice.
• In some respects, it was the most powerful of all the appeals it fell to his lot to make to his people, who were staggering in the too strong sunlight of an unfamiliar freedom.
• Groans, cries, appeals shook the hearts of the carnival crowd.
• It is only in this sense that Jesus appeals to His miracles.
• I see from what you tell me, that she needs you and appeals to your chivalry by lacking everything except what comes from you.
• I have simply shown you why our church appeals to the superstitious blood of the African.
• He is especially proud of a case which he conducted in the Court of Appeals, where he obtained a decision setting aside a Naval court-martial.
• Appeals were to be made to the privy-council in the first instance, and from thence to the house of lords.
• It is idle to deny that Stevenson appeals only to a limited audience.
• To all remonstrances and appeals, however, President Jackson turned a deaf ear.
• Frank Merriwell, as portrayed by the author, is a jolly, whole-souled, honest, courageous American lad, who appeals to the hearts of the boys.
• States, to save expense, neglected to send delegates, and repeated appeals had to be made to get representation from nine States so as to pass important measures.
• Even in the passages in which he makes his strongest appeals for the civil rights of Romanists, he goes out of the way to pour scorn on their religion.
• In 1908 Oklahoma adopts the Kansas contempt statute, and Virginia provides for appeals to the Supreme Court in contempt cases.
• Such, then, as best I can state it in brief and rapid strokes, is the world of art, its methods, its appeals, its significance to mankind.
• Such appeals came very frequently from Canada, causing much sadness, as but little encouragement could be held out to such projects.
• His appeals to the Sicilian Court to send immediate relief was ignored.
• But their real minds are at present set against an aggressive foreign policy, without being shut against the appeals of a higher patriotism.
• The act of appeals being passed, convocation was the authority to which the power of determining unsettled points of spiritual law seemed to have lapsed.

Similar words containing APPEAL without suffix s

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