Atmospheres is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATMOSPHERES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ATMOSPHERE, the body of air and gas which surrounds the earth
• the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet
• the air in any particular place
• a unit of pressure equal to mean atmospheric pressure at sea level, 101,325 pascals.
• the pervading tone or mood of a place, situation, or creative work
• a pleasurable and interesting mood
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the gaseous envelope of a celestial body (as a planet); the whole mass of air surrounding the earth

Words related to ATMOSPHERES

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How to use ATMOSPHERES in a sentence

• Cairns had moved in many of the world atmospheres, and had done some work which the world noted with approval.
• And you will see what enormous absorption there is in the blue end at four atmospheres.
• Barbarity, malignity, the desire to hurt men, are the evil things generated in atmospheres of intense reality when great nations or great causes are at war.
• It consists of a reservoir of thick iron plates, in which I store the air under a pressure of fifty atmospheres.
• We were at a depth of a hundred and five yards and twenty inches, undergoing a pressure of six atmospheres.
• My movements were free enough, although they were made under a pressure of thirty atmospheres.
• In parts of the ocean depths the pressure is much over a thousand atmospheres.
• Then the ice has got to its melting point under the pressure of one thousand atmospheres, or, as we may put it, the water has reached its freezing point.
• The ice is subjected to a pressure of 500 atmospheres.
• The spiritual atmospheres are divided substances, that is, least forms, originating from the sun.
• THERE ARE DEGREES OF LOVE AND WISDOM, CONSEQUENTLY DEGREES OF HEAT AND LIGHT ALSO DEGREES, OF ATMOSPHERES.
• The atmospheres, from pure ether to air, are homogeneous.
• In like successive order are the states of love and wisdom with the angels there, also states of heat and light, and of the spiritual atmospheres.
• It was there declared that the atmospheres of the spiritual world are spiritual, and the atmospheres of the natural world are natural.
• THE ATMOSPHERES, OF WHICH THERE ARE THREE BOTH IN THE SPIRITUAL AND IN THE NATURAL WORLD, IN THEIR OUTMOSTS CLOSE INTO SUBSTANCES AND MATTERS SUCH AS ARE IN LANDS.
• The very quality that makes them capable of bringing forth they derive from their source, as being the outmosts of atmospheres, with which they are constantly in accord.
• That atmospheres are full of such things is well known.
• It should be known that to this image of creation the heat, light, and atmospheres of the natural world contribute nothing whatever.
• Numbers of the stars have atmospheres different from that of the earth and Montalluyah.
• The sun has, according to him, two atmospheres, endowed with motions quite independent of each other.
• The pressure to be applied in the water-proof will be two atmospheres, or thirty pounds to the square inch.
• A first-rate man who has been breathing carbonic acid and oil vapour under a pressure of four atmospheres becomes presently a second-rate man.
• Before I write even a slight suggestion of his relation to the stage, I am going to write of three soils or atmospheres out of which that relation grew.
• They are still fresh from their separate homes, with their separate atmospheres about them.
• There are some places, some atmospheres, if you like to use the word generally used, that help anyone who tries to create, and some that hinder.
• Psychic atmospheres of audiences, towns, houses, stores, etc.
• Consequently, as no two persons are precisely alike in character, it follows that no two personal atmospheres are exactly alike.
• There are no two group atmospheres exactly alike, for the reason that no two groups of persons, large or small, are exactly alike.
• An hydraulic pressure of eight atmospheres is sufficient to set it in motion.
• Everything is done by steam, of a pressure of from 4 to 5 atmospheres.
• The operation consisted in treating the wood for six hours at a pressure of from six to eight atmospheres, with a solution of caustic soda of 12 deg.
• Whose mind rises above the Atmospheres of local thoughts, and considers mankind, of whatever nation or profession they may be, as the work of one Creator.

Similar words containing ATMOSPHERE without suffix s

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