Cathedrals is valid Scrabble Word

Is cathedrals a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for CATHEDRALS in dictionary:

NOUN:

CATHEDRAL, the principal church in a diocese, so called because in it the bishop has his official chair (cathedra)
the principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or containing a cathedra

Words related to CATHEDRALS

cathedral15

Words that contain CATHEDRALS

procathedrals21

How to use CATHEDRALS in a sentence

The spires and the flying-buttresses of the Northern cathedrals cannot be defended on the ground of thrifty construction.
She could no more become a Roman Catholic than she could become the queen of some romantic Latin country of palaces and cathedrals.
The Church was gloomy, ascetic, austere, like the cathedrals of that time.
Nothing ever erected by the hand of man surpasses the more famous cathedrals of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, in the richness and variety of their symbolic decorations.
Even such cathedrals as those of Orvieto and Siena are splendid monuments of incapacity, when compared with the Romanesque churches of Pisa, S.
At Lichfield, Lord Brook, a fierce opponent of bishops and cathedrals, while besieging a party of Cavaliers who had taken possession of the close, was shot in the eye and killed.
My visit to Montreal gave me indignant pain when I saw crowds kneeling to the Virgin, and not to Christ, in those costly churches and cathedrals.
In all her cathedrals Catholicism places the stations of the cross, that they may tell to the eye the story of the stages of His dying.
Pious frauds, as he says, may have built cathedrals.
Only one other parish church, Louth in Lincolnshire, has a steeple as high as this, and those of only two English cathedrals, Salisbury and Norwich, exceed it.

Grave subjects, like the blue of the sea or the shape of a goblet, he approached with the same solidity of earnestness which he brought to bear on sand cathedrals.
But its full capacity is eighteen thousand, and it is eleventh in point of size among the cathedrals of the world.
The construction of magnificent cathedrals and religious houses, and the rise of three universities, must not be left out of account.
The girls were enthusiastic over cathedrals, and allowed none to escape a visit.
I have been infinitely more affected in many English cathedrals when the organ has been playing, and in many English country churches when the congregation have been singing.
The carrying merchandise into the building seems to have been the custom in many of the cathedrals, and so it is not wonderful that the building went to ruin.
On arrival at Antwerp Alfonso and Leo rode to one of the stately cathedrals, near which a military band was playing.
That, in consequence of their skill in building the magnificent cathedrals of this period, they now came to occupy a privileged position seems fairly certain.
You find yourself trying to walk softly, as one does in echoing cathedrals.
Upwards of six hundred houses, and almost all the public buildings, the cathedrals of St.
Somerled pronounced finer even than the windows of York and Gloucester cathedrals.
The histories of other cathedrals prove it to be a very real one.
They are as fond of old Norman castles, cathedrals, and churches, as the very ivy itself, and cling to them with as much pertinacity.
Like most cathedrals, Wells has been the composition of many hands, and is carried out in many different styles.
They correspond to the pillars of our Gothic cathedrals.
Few cathedrals are more uniform in the style of their architecture.
And now the streams, flowing on reluctantly over ice-coated rocks, and the ice cathedrals formed by the icicles between the rocks.
From the same cause also may be derived the grand effect of the aisles in many of our own old cathedrals.
I shall never forget, for instance, that Winchester has the longest spire and Salisbury the highest nave of all the English cathedrals.

Similar words containing CATHEDRAL without suffix s

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