Audiences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUDIENCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AUDIENCE, a group of listeners or spectators
• the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event such as a play, film, concert, or meeting
• the people who watch or listen to a television or radio programme
• the readership of a newspaper, magazine, or book
• the people giving attention to something
• a formal interview with a person in authority
• formal hearing.

Words related to AUDIENCES

audience11

Words that contain AUDIENCES

preaudiences17 clairaudiences19

How to use AUDIENCES in a sentence

• My surprise and gratification increased on the occasion of each lecture, as the audiences grew in numbers and distinction.
• She sang in London, and successive audiences were quick to confirm the judgments of Sir Joseph Barnby and certain other critics who had heard her only in private.
• Many distinguished speakers have entertained large and enthusiastic audiences from the platform of this popular hall.
• Bertrand had grandchildren, he could well appreciate the pleasure of the queen at an incident which closed one of his audiences.
• This range of many powers in the consummate speaker and of many audiences in one assembly leads us to consider the successive stages of oratory.
• Stage, pit, boxes, and gallery of that large building were filled with one of the most respectable-looking audiences, men and women, I have ever seen.
• She refused to leave her home, though she was offered twenty pounds a night at the Adelphi if she would consent merely to sit in a boat for London audiences to gaze upon her.
• He was one of the most powerful and popular preachers of his time, and his extraordinary force of character and wonderful enthusiasm attracted vast audiences.
• I knew, also, there would be other audiences, there must be other audiences.
• Everywhere my audiences showed me that that great and wonderful reception that had been given to me on the day we landed had been only an earnest of what was to come.
• While our own people mostly furnished our audiences, our entertainment was appreciated by the general public.
• They were proud to take him about with them to political meetings and so forth, and prouder still to sit under him while he addressed audiences.
• I can understand closing the theatres entirely, but it seems to me absurd increasing the general gloom, by opening them in order to make the audiences wish that they were closed.
• He has been traveling madly over the United States and Canada for the last few years, living in Pullman sleepers and playing to audiences of all sorts.
• Rooms of state were set apart for public audiences and for council meetings.
• Later he removed to San Jose, and occasionally addressed San Francisco audiences.
• Yet it was the character which he had studied most profoundly, and in which, as we remember him in it, he held the most complete sway over the minds and feelings of his audiences.
• Successive audiences yield, as to the circus-jokes of the clown, who hits his traditional laugh in the same place so often that it is a wonder the place is not worn through.
• My father had acted with Macready in the stock seasons both at Edinburgh and Glasgow, and bore a very high reputation with Scottish audiences.
• In those days audiences liked plenty for their money, and a Shakespeare play was not nearly long enough to fill the bill.
• So far as I know he never addressed large popular audiences.
• It may or may not go down with their audiences, but the tar himself cannot stand it.
• Still doubling of this kind has always been in favour both with actors and audiences, and many plays have been provided especially to give dual occupation to the performers.
• Nevertheless, she continues to give performances to select audiences of artistic souls.
• We were, at this time, unable to accommodate the audiences that attended both Sabbath services.
• The audiences were cold but respectful and, as a rule, she was treated decently by the county papers.
• There were the usual effective speeches and large and appreciative audiences present at every session.
• In her journal she speaks of the good audiences, the enthusiasm and the many prominent callers at most of the places.
• Audiences fill the churches, most of them people who are out of Christ.

Similar words containing AUDIENCE without suffix s

audience11 preaudience16 preaudiences17 clairaudience18 clairaudiences19

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