Cites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CITES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CITE, to quote as an authority or example
• refer to (a passage, book, or author) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement, especially in a scholarly work
• mention as an example
• praise (someone, typically a member of the armed forces) in an official report for a courageous act
• summon (someone) to appear in court
NOUN:
• a citation.

Words related to CITES

cite6 cited8 citing9

Words that contain CITES

citess8 accites11 ascites9 dacites10 excites16 incites9 lucites9 recites9 brucites12 calcites12 citesses10 dulcites11 leucites10 miscites12 zincites19 analcites11 boracites13 kamacites17 pumicites15 reincites11 sericites11 omphacites19 phenacites17 pollucites14 preexcites21 scolecites14 variscites15 cervicites17 anthracites16 benedicites16 chalcocites20 erubescites15 overexcites23 plebiscites17 romanicites15 ophicalcites21 appendicites19 hydrozincites31 chlorocalcites23

How to use CITES in a sentence

• The examples of nationality which he cites are those of ancient Greece and modern Germany.
• He cites the princes of Europe before his councils.
• Faustus, impatient and annoyed at the slow process of human action, desires the quickest servant from hell, and successively cites seven spirits.
• Eusebius cites Porphyry as saying that the ancients represented the deity by a black stone, because his nature is obscure and inscrutable.
• Anderson cites the old constitutions as saying that he encouraged the Masons, and brought many over from France and elsewhere.
• Moreover, even the few instances he cites fail to bear out his doctrine.
• Lang, who cites the fact that the old men get most of the young women.
• Glass cites aid of Republicans in passing bank bill.
• The Association dedicated to his memory and honour cites twenty-four important reasons why he stands among the very first and noblest figures in American history.
• He cites Mr Hamerton as to the virtues of the French peasant.
• He cites about a hundred Mahayanist sutras, refers to the Vinaya and Divyâvadâna but not apparently to the Abhidharma.
• The Sikshasamuccaya cites the Tathagata-guhya-sutra several times.
• Not only did Luther translate and take into his German Bible all the writings just named, but he also cites them in his doctrinal writings as proof-texts.
• Now turn to the notorious preamble of the German navy law of 1900, which in his letter the Emperor cites as a guarantee of good faith.
• Hunt considers to be a decided case of decomposition, and cites several circumstances in proof of his position.
• He could find his way about in the literature and always cites the names of plants with scrupulous accuracy.
• One of our most gossiping chroniclers, Tallemant des Reaux, cites an instance of it.
• And the same gentleman cites various authorities in demonstration of the resemblance between these Gipsies and their neglected brethren in Europe.
• Ray cites the passion for light and emotional literature as a proof of our degeneracy.
• Clemens of Alexandria cites a passage of Menander, who speaks of a purification by sprinkling three times with salt and water.
• Blount has claimed that the death rate in the Albay jail at this time was very excessive, and cites it as an instance of the result of American maladministration.
• Varro cites fifty Greek authors on the subject whose works he knew, beginning with Hesiod and Xenophon.
• He clearly means a universally accepted opinion of power, and cites the characters of the pagan deities.
• He seems to have been a fairly-read and intelligent man, and cites, in the course of his work, many celebrated names and receipts.
• Tylor also cites a form of the familiar pendulum experiment.
• For example, that learned German cites the story of Micah as a proof that the different tribes or clans had different religions.
• He cites the example of Eprius Marcellus and Crispus Vibius, who raised themselves by their eloquence to the highest honours.
• We may believe that Quintilian thought highly of the man whose judgement he cites as an authority.
• He cites a number of the lady-like terms, which the great patron of letters considered as exquisite beauties.
• Neither Asoka nor the author of the Katha-vatthu cites books by name.
• Brown cites no authorities for his loose and general statements.
• It is a perversion of terms, at least it is a great misapprehension of the case, which cites that expression for application to a State which has withdrawn from the Union.

Similar words containing CITE without suffix s

cite6 cited8 citer7 accite10 citers8 citess8 dacite9 excite15 incite8 lucite8 recite8 accited12 accites11 ascites9 brucite11 calcite11 dacites10 dulcite10 excited17 exciter16 excites16 incited10 inciter9 incites9 leucite9 lucites9 miscite11 recited10 reciter9 recites9 uncited10 zincite18 analcite10 boracite12 brucites12 calcites12 circiter12 citeable12 citesses10 dulcites11 elicited11 exciters17 inciters10 kamacite16 leucites10 miscited13 miscites12 precited13 pumicite14 reciters10 reincite10 sericite10 zincites19 analcites11 boracites13 excitedly22 feliciter14 kamacites17 omphacite18 phenacite16 pollucite13 preexcite20 pumicites15 reincited12 reincites11 scolecite13 sericites11 solicited12 unexcited19 unincited12 variscite14 anthracite15 benedicite15 chalcocite19 erubescite14 excitement21 incitement14 omphacites19 overexcite22 phenacites17 plebiscite16 pollucites14 preexcited22 preexcites21 romanicite14 scolecites14 variscites15 cervicites17 anthracites16 benedicites16 chalcocites20 erubescites15 excitedness21 excitements22 incitements15 ophicalcite20 overexcited24 overexcites23 plebiscites17 romanicites15 Show more ...

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