Citations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CITATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CITATION, an official summons to appear
• a quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, especially in a scholarly work
• a reference to a previous case, used as guidance in the trying of comparable cases or in support of an argument
• a mention of a praiseworthy act in an official report, especially that of a member of the armed forces in wartime
• a note accompanying an award, describing the reasons for it
• a summons to appear in court
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of citing

Words related to CITATIONS

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Words that contain CITATIONS

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How to use CITATIONS in a sentence

• Since the outbreak of the war the pamphlet literature in the countries of the Entente has been full of citations from German political writers.
• To appear learned they will array their writings in the ostentation of borrowed citations.
• It is visible in the publication of opinions, in the structure of sentences, and in the fidelity of citations.
• For those citations, however, which there was occasion to repeat in different parts of the work, a single reference has sometimes been thought sufficient.
• If it ever had been so, it would still be easy to prove the point, by citations from ancient books.
• The curious, however, may find interesting citations from all these authors, under the corresponding head, in some of our Latin grammars.
• Walker proves by citations from Professor Ward and Dr.
• These citations from Wells, the last of which he quotes approvingly, by way of authority, are in many respects self-contradictory, and in nearly all respects untrue.
• Therefore I do not think it necessary to load this chapter with voluminous citations.
• It was her custom always to unfold the topic of the reading, and to verify her own views of it, by copious and carefully prepared citations from the Word of God.
• With case annotations and citations of statutes, by Harold M.
• Addresses delivered at a convocation held in Yale University, 18-19 October 1946, and citations of candidates for honorary degrees conferred on that occasion.
• He had evidently been an attentive reader of the older authors I have discussed, and his citations from them are abundant.
• Tasso so often alludes to his infirmities that it is not needful to accumulate citations.
• Seventy-one War Crosses with special citations for valor and merit, and twenty-one Distinguished Service Crosses were awarded officers and men of the regiment.
• Yet I believe you will find in Plato some 150 direct citations from Homer, not to speak of allusions scattered broadcast through the dialogues, often as texts for long argument.
• Five hundred and twenty citations of the former and seventy-seven of the latter have been collected for the twelfth century.
• And several of the citations of Aristotle omit the name of Plato, and some of them omit the name of the dialogue from which they are taken.
• Nor must we forget that in all his numerous citations from the Platonic writings he never attributes any passage found in the extant dialogues to any one but Plato.
• He had begun with arguments supported by citations from literary critics and he called in the support of ascetic religious writers after his discourse was well under way.
• Citations to the Psalms, many of which were numbered differently in Catholic Bibles of St.
• All these points are illustrated by anecdotes and citations from actual experience.
• These assertions are to be sustained by citations of his own words.
• The author presents in this work an irresistible array of citations and authorities.
• How could I do a Tory leader? Well, I did a neutral-tinted thing, with citations from Aristophanes! I found presently some other scribes for G.
• Opening a single essay at random, we find in it citations from Montesquieu, Schiller, Milton, Herodotus, Shelley, Plutarch, Franklin, Bacon, Van Helmont, Goethe.
• Davis then proceeded to state and argue at length the historical questions involved, making copious citations from original authorities.
• The same principle applies to learned citations and the results of study.
• Among these citations which I owe to the goodness of Rosen, there is one tolerably long on the death of Peroz.
• It is a philosophical discussion of the subject, containing many historical citations and illustrations, which show the reader his authorities without fortifying his positions.
• These citations also mention a few of the more accessible sources, which should be used solely for purposes of illustration.
• Various citations from missionary reports show the docility and eagerness of the natives in embracing the Christian faith.
• In the critical citations of this author, the reader, curious in such researches, will find every fact in the early history of Russia, here stated, confirmed.
• These citations do not tally with either the public or secret treaty.
• Erasmus read the Annotations and liked their critical, scholarly tone, and the frequent citations of the original Greek.

Similar words containing CITATION without suffix s

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