Arrests is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARRESTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ARREST, to bring to a standstill
• seize (someone) by legal authority and take them into custody
• seize and detain (a ship) by legal authority
• stop or check (progress or a process)
• suffer a heart attack
• attract the attention of (someone)
NOUN:
• the action of seizing someone and taking them into custody
• a stoppage or sudden cessation of motion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to seize and hold by legal authority

Words related to ARRESTS

arrest6 arrested9 arresting10

Words that contain ARRESTS

rearrests9

How to use ARRESTS in a sentence

• It was not the number of men employed in the Roman armies which particularly arrests attention, but the genius of organization which controlled and the spirit which animated them.
• Federal agents however were not seeking arrests, but computers.
• The combination which more immediately arrests attention is that with the ludicrous.
• So far, no arrests have been made, but the police have every hope of bringing those who committed the offence to justice, because Mr.
• He never arrests attention by sallies of originality, or charms us by the delicacies of suggestive fancy.
• Numerous arrests had been already made among the slaves and free blacks.
• A very extraordinary tomb arrests the attention near the ruins of this villa.
• He had been responsible for upward of sixty thousand political arrests and for the suffering of many exiles.
• This explains the arrests of Socialists and the closing down of Socialist newspapers.
• So for two days past all Paris had been talking of these two arrests.
• For a time it renders the bed cold, and when followed by snow the two combine to make a freezing mixture which arrests the growth of established plants.
• It arrests the attention of even the least observant.
• THE ARRESTS The four young men and Laurence were so hungry and the dinner so acceptable that they would not delay it by changing their dress.
• These arrests were made without warrant and the victim held without charges, the right to bail or trial.
• Four arrests have been made in connexion with this affair.
• His arrests, outrageous and barbarous, increased with his difficulties.
• The country was overrun with Fenian spies and emissaries, and arrests of suspicious characters were numerous.
• Clay mixed with manure arrests or checks decomposition.
• The papers told them that the arrests had been made in connection with that Jules Verne German submarine plot.
• A troop of United States cavalry was ordered to the city and arrests followed quickly.
• In the end six arrests were made, the six young drunkards were marched off to the station house, and the beats of the six policemen were for the time being deserted.
• No further arrests under the law of pains and penalties, which was repealed by the general assembly of the people at their May session, will be permitted.
• Officers discharge their duties, arrests are made, courts are held, offenders are punished, justice is meted out, and taxes are collected, by the authority of the State.
• The main point which arrests our attention in connection with the natural dyes seems to me to be the comparatively limited number of fast colors.
• There is a mountain near Jallalabad, which at once arrests the attention from its being wooded.

Similar words containing ARREST without suffix s

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