Artifices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARTIFICES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ARTIFICE, a clever stratagem
• clever or cunning devices or expedients, especially as used to trick or deceive others

Words related to ARTIFICES

artifice13

How to use ARTIFICES in a sentence

• Had demons any share in the oracles? Of oracles, the artifices of priests of false divinities.
• It is to no purpose that punishments are threatened, if they can be evaded, or that rewards are offered, if they may by any mean artifices be withheld.
• He is well skilled in the Manners of the World, and by over-looking what Men really are, he grounds his Artifices upon what they have a Mind to be.
• Without cautious study and much well-paid-for experience, the stranger has small chance of successfully coping with the artifices that beset his every step.
• The pride of the woman was gone, her artifices forgotten.
• But Thomas was not experienced in the wiles and artifices of mine-salters, and the residue of yellow particles left in the pan was proof positive that the claim was making good.
• But secretly artifices were practised to lure away the Indians.
• But he found that the artifices and bribes of the King of England had corrupted the greatest part of his barons, and filled the country with faction and disloyalty.
• The verbal theme became a mere basis for the utterance of scientific artifices and the display of vocal gymnastics.
• All the little feminine artifices of civilization accentuated the charm that had been potent enough in the woods.
• They gain their food, not by hunting and fishing, but by toil at colossal artifices.
• It was these two inventions, doubtless, whose effects furnished the ideas of all those machines and artifices which form the charms of these fires.
• All these were merely political artifices, to conceal her secret resolution, which was, not to marry.
• From a hundred mean and dishonest Artifices employ’d to discredit this Edition, and to cry down its Editor, I have all the Grounds in Nature to be aware of Attacks.
• Lear said he no longer ago than yesterday expressed to the President his suspicions of the artifices of that party to work on him.
• But I have purposely abstained from trying to arouse interest by any artifices of writing and treatment, as I wish to let deeds speak for themselves.
• At first I hardly noticed the little hints and the artifices which were resorted to in order to bring us together, but after a time they became too plain.
• In order to keep up the flame which had been kindled against the admiral, recourse was had to the lowest artifices.
• But all these artifices were in vain employed against the penetration of the king.
• Smith had indignantly rejected every offer held out to him by the artifices of the council.
• The artifices employed by these slave-dealers to obtain their victims are many and frequently are so adroitly formulated as to blind not only the victim but her parents as well.
• But among all our Tragick Artifices, I am the most offended at those which are made use of to inspire us with magnificent Ideas of the Persons that speak.
• The artifices to which so many have recourse to conceal their declining years, are often intended more to soothe themselves, than to impose on others.
• By these and various other artifices she endeavored to gain her first victory.
• These feminine artifices were to throw the coming father off his scent.
• And though most of them had been proof against all its intrigues and artifices, yet many of them hesitated respecting the abolition at that moment.
• For the artifices of rhetoric which are usually employed to move hearers Swift had no small contempt.
• The most obvious artifices of language are often the most deceptive and bring on epidemic prejudices.
• Of the earlier boy-actresses, their methods and artifices of performance, Kynaston could have known nothing.
• In his history, with all the artifices of a philosopher, he takes the Jacobite side in the civil war.
• Then appears the rival in her affections with Krishna, Rukmini, an imperious woman, and tells by what artifices she has conquered the weak husband.

Similar words containing ARTIFICE without suffix s

artifice13 artificer14 artificers15

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