Centres is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENTRES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CENTRE, to make central, also CENTER
• occur mainly in or around (a specified place)
• have or cause to have (a specified concern or theme)
• place in the middle
• (in soccer, hockey, and other team games) kick, hit, or throw the ball from the side to the middle of the playing area
• play as the middle player of a line or group in certain team games.
NOUN:
• a region of central France, including the cities of Orleans, Tours, and Chartres.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to center

Words related to CENTRES

centre8 centred10 centring11

Words that contain CENTRES

decentres12 incentres11 recentres11 concentres14 daycentres16 epicentres14 jobcentres21 subcentres14 barycentres18 hypocentres21 metacentres15 pericentres15 precentress15 orthocentres17 skillcentres18 chromocentres22 circumcentres21 precentresses17

How to use CENTRES in a sentence

• The whole Northwest was then one of the centres of volcanic action.
• Two or three hotels are kept open for sports people only, and at these the life is just the same as in all the other well-known centres.
• The valve must be tried by turning the engine round to see that it is right at both centres, for going ahead and also for going astern.
• But she was by nature very fond of all such pleasures, and her house soon became one of the pleasantest centres, in a quiet way, of the comparatively quiet city.
• He made Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Louisville centres of observation.
• These he had called the centres of new and radiant energy, the spiritual mothers of the race.
• As centres of force imply locality, and locality space, so space must have an extension of its own.
• As it is outside the great hunting centres it is let at a low rental compared with its accommodation.
• Of all social and architectural centres of New York, Washington Square North has changed least.
• Some of the most attractive flowering plants cannot be successfully grown in large centres of population, but bulbs will produce handsome blossoms even in smoky towns.
• We know in each case the names of many of the leaders, their methods of organization, their centres of direction, and the aims they are pursuing.
• They worked simply to increase the general volume of trade, to increase, that is, the pressure of population upon the urban centres.
• Their centres of occupation will be distributed, and their freedom to live at some little distance from their work will be increased.
• You own a warm spot in his heart and he is looking forward to the day when through the efforts of the Auckland Assembly, centres will be established in every town in New Zealand.
• During the year new libraries were opened in Geraldine, Greymouth, New Lynn, and Morrinsville, and new buildings are planned in several other centres.
• Child welfare institutions, training centres, health camps, and other special groups are given service according to their needs.
• Into two, namely, the simple pointed arch described from two centres, and the complex pointed arch described from four centres.
• They came from Parsi centres through older circles of Moslem civilisation which were sympathetic towards Persia.
• Such exceptional cases seem to indicate some local relaxation from the austerity of the period, which was apparently most intense in the centres of population.
• By some means the green and blue have at this date contrived to stand out beyond the others, and the chief interest commonly centres upon these.
• We have now to observe the rise of modern nationalities, as new centres of political life, out of the various provinces of the Roman world.
• The play really centres in the character of Hero and might much better be called by her name.
• In a world that is perhaps infinite, moral life can spring only from definite centres and is neither called upon nor able to estimate the whole, nor to redress its balance.
• Most of those eastern Christians were Nestorians and one of their important centres was Edessa, whose school of learning became so celebrated.
• This is one of the large military training centres, where about a dozen officers prepare more than a thousand recruits for the Force Publique.

Similar words containing CENTRE without suffix s

centre8 centred10 centrex16 decentre11 incentre10 recentre10 centreing12 concentre13 daycentre15 decentred13 decentres12 epicentre13 incentres11 jobcentre20 recentred12 recentres11 subcentre13 centreman13 centremen13 barycentre17 centrefold16 centreings13 centreless12 centreline12 concentred15 concentres14 daycentres16 epicentres14 hypocentre20 jobcentres21 metacentre14 pericentre14 subcentres14 centrefire15 centremost14 barycentres18 centreboard16 centredness14 centrefolds17 centrelines13 centrepiece17 hypocentres21 metacentres15 multicentre15 orthocentre16 pericentres15 precentress15 skillcentre17 centreboards17 centrepieces18 chromocentre21 circumcentre20 orthocentres17 skillcentres18 centrednesses16 chromocentres22 circumcentres21 precentresses17

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