Cadets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CADETS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CADET, a student at a military school
• a young trainee in the armed services or police force
• a boy or girl of 13–18 who undergoes voluntary army, navy, or air force training together with adventure training.
• a trainee or novice, especially a trainee journalist.
• a younger son or daughter
• a junior branch of a family
• a boy or girl of 13–18 who undergoes voluntary army, navy, or air force training together with adventure training.

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How to use CADETS in a sentence

• He was simply the head of a bureau, although an important personage in the eyes of the cadets of West Point and of some lazy lieutenants stationed among the Indians.
• The course of instruction lasts for three years, and is a modification of that given the cadets at West Point.
• Recently in one week no less than three of the inmates of our Bombay Home were accepted as cadets, to be trained up as future officers.
• Among those who attacked him and accused him of being an agent-provocateur were Tseretelli, the Socialist-Revolutionist, and Miliukov, the leader of the Cadets.
• The few Cadets that had been chosen preferred not to come.
• As the power was cut, the cadets saw George and Mrs.
• Every boy capable of carrying a musket had insisted upon joining, and among them were a whole company of cadets from Lexington.
• By the time that he had completed his five years at Brienne, he was made commander of a company of cadets.
• The other sides, and the lower floors, with the exception of the first, were reserved for the older cadets.
• The lines of bewildered faces satisfied him that his old trick of using one of the cadets as an example was a success.
• Astro finished eating, lay down beside his two unit-mates, and in a moment the three cadets were sound asleep.
• How was this to be done? In his deportment toward the upper-class men Sam was absolutely perfect, and had begun to win golden opinions from instructors and cadets alike.
• Last year a Portuguese lady arrived here, who nearly drove all the cadets out of their senses with her silk stockings and her big hats.
• He began his military career when but twelve years of age, having been placed in the School of Young Cadets in St.
• During these pleasant months the officers and cadets, as became their cloth, were always well to the fore.
• But these cadets appeared equally indifferent to being recognized.
• In the quadrangle, mostly in groups, were fully two hundred cadets.
• Haynes was the only man among the gray-clad cadets who was left absolutely alone.
• It was now a little before the time when cadets must hasten to quarters to attire themselves for dress parade.
• Both cadets saluted when they entered after knocking.
• As the cadets began to gather, excitement ran high.
• Only the parlor and the veranda are open to cadets having permission to call at the hotel.
• The clerk will send no cards for cadets who have not first registered.
• Today dozen cadets who had been among his friends seemed not to see him.
• The cadets to whom Dodge had been talking bitterly looked at Bert curiously.
• From some boys in the hamlet he has learned that the Rover boys belonged to the Putnam Hall cadets, and farmer Gassam had told him where to find the young soldiers.
• Bright and early the next morning the cadets assembled for their last breakfast in the mess-room.

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