Athletes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATHLETES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ATHLETE, a competitor in contests of strength and speed, also ATHLETA
• a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise
• a person who takes part in competitive track and field events (athletics).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one skilled in feats of physical strength and agility

Words related to ATHLETES

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Words that contain ATHLETES

biathletes15 duathletes14 decathletes17 nonathletes14 triathletes14 heptathletes20 pentathletes17 cyberathletes23 superathletes18

How to use ATHLETES in a sentence

• Why do our athletes always win? All other things being equal, the contestants in the country holding the event should naturally come to the front.
• It opens with a view of the Circus in ancient Rome, and various gymnastic exercises, combats of gladiators, of athletes, and ends with a chariot race with real horses.
• The Latin School, in other words, opened its heart and its gymnasium, and warmly invited the Kingston athletes to come over and be eaten up in a grand indoor carnival.
• Critics of this statue, deceived by its superficial resemblance to some Greek athletes at rest, have neglected the candid realism of the momentary act foreshadowed.
• When the great English athletes are not exceptional Englishmen they are generally not Englishmen at all.
• Athletes go in for games, because athletes desire glory.
• At those games prizes and rewards were given to the bards as well as to the athletes.
• The strong, the star-eyed young men, traveled to Corinth from mainland and from island, and those inner athletes and starry ones, the poets, traveled.
• ALL-AROUND ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP This contest was instituted in America in 1884 to give athletes an opportunity to demonstrate their ability in all-around work.
• There have been too many young athletes of clean build on view whose nationality, language and the uniforms of powder-blue and khaki could alone decide.
• No wonder the training must be severe for the athletes who propose to themselves such a task.
• All her famous athletes were pictured there, and every one who had fought for his college.
• Next morning Dale and Stevens, heading a small band of Wayne athletes and graduates, met the team at the railroad station and boarded the train with them.
• You may become one of the best athletes in this school.
• Two comparisons were planned, one between flesh-eating athletes and flesh-abstaining athletes, and the other between flesh-eating athletes and flesh-abstaining sedentary workers.
• For in prophetic vision he saw the righteous and the saints assuming the appearance of melancholy athletes.
• These Athletes are the very epitome of the work of Michael Angelo.
• It is a real shock upon the nerves, which one of the two athletes receives from the electric spark of victory.
• And there came athletes from all quarters by thousands, like hosts of celestials to the abode of Brahma or of Siva to witness that festival.
• And when all the athletes stood sad and dispirited, the king of the Matsyas made him fight with his cook.
• Gourdin of Harvard came prominently forward as one of the best track athletes that institution had ever had.
• Ireland is far indeed from being degenerate in her athletes.
• Full-fledged athletes only run twenty miles in all the famous long distance races, and even at that numbers of them do not finish, the task being too much for them.
• They are particularly valuable as strength producers, and frequently form a considerable portion of the diet of persons in training as athletes, at the present day.
• Under the leadership of Dick Prescott, these boys had made their start in athletics in the Central Grammar School, winning no small amount of fame as junior schoolboy athletes.
• This burden requires stronger shoulders and this fight calls for the vigorous arms of spiritual athletes.
• William Mackenzie, a graduate of Edinburgh, has created several groups of athletes in action of great force and beauty.
• Then we may assume that our athletes will be able to fight with two or three times their own number? I agree with you, for I think you right.
• The Doctor was one of those natural athletes whose strength does not diminish for lack of exercise, and large as he was, and tall, he was not so heavy as Barker thought.
• Having seen them daily for some time past, she was now not much afraid of these handsome athletes, with their polished black skins, set off by dazzling white garments.
• Before the last of these had appeared, began the arrival of the young athletes from across the plain to the left.

Similar words containing ATHLETE without suffix s

athlete10 biathlete14 duathlete13 biathletes15 decathlete16 duathletes14 nonathlete13 triathlete13 decathletes17 heptathlete19 nonathletes14 pentathlete16 triathletes14 cyberathlete22 heptathletes20 pentathletes17 superathlete17 cyberathletes23 superathletes18

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