Climates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLIMATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLIMATE, to remain in a certain place
NOUN:
• the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period
• a region with a particular climate
• the prevailing trend of public opinion or of another aspect of life
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the weather conditions characteristic of an area

Words related to CLIMATES

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How to use CLIMATES in a sentence

• It is situated in the lower region of the pass, just where the sunshine begins to mellow between the cold and warm climates.
• They represent many nationalities and come from all climates.
• Here appeareth the difference of Climates, and of such as dwell under those climates.
• I too, at this Distance from the softer Climates, am not without my Discontents at present.
• I could almost have envied the people who live in hot climates, although the heat is very troublesome.
• As yet, there are too many objects to tempt and attract the avarice of man to more mild, but more dangerous climates.
• Morality, as of course its name implies, is a mere matter of custom, and therefore varies with the variations of races and climates.
• In these cold climates I observed that the eagles flew with greater rapidity, in order, I suppose, to keep their blood in circulation.
• From hence, my friend, all climates are your own, Nor can you forfeit, for you hold of none.
• We have removed them into climates where they have died by hundreds.
• The food of tropical climates, with the exception of rice, is not calculated for export.
• Upon the whole, the climate of the Empire belonged to the warmer class of the climates which are called temperate.
• Man has in all ways great difficulty in maintaining the struggle with nature in these frozen climates.
• This principle applies especially in warm climates.
• Individuals and families, and even whole colonies, perish and disappear in climates for which they are, by peculiarity of constitution, not adapted.
• The species are distributed in temperate and arctic climates, but in the tropics only occur at high levels.
• They are exceedingly hardy, and will thrive equally well in all climates, and on all our soils, where they can live.
• For generations, outdoor sleeping has occasionally been used as a health measure in certain favorable climates and seasons.
• But only in the last two decades has it been used in ordinary climates and all the year round.
• In the first place, a fearful scurvy showed itself among the troops, a disease common to those who arrive in cold and damp climates, in savage and almost uninhabited countries.
• When, in temperate climates, a house is more unhealthy in summer than in winter, it is a certain sign of something wrong.
• Yet what is the France a Frenchman is to think of and love? Paris itself has various quarters and moral climates, one of which may well be loved while another is detested.
• Not only was the Greek and Roman to refresh himself under its shade, but birds of other climates were to build their nests, at least for a season, in its branches.
• Men of warmer climates than our own convey to others their sentiments and feelings by action as easily as by the tongue.
• I have found the true explanation of geological climates, and on this I shall be very glad of your candid opinion, as it is the very foundation-stone of the book.
• That they shall not be taken from distant districts, and from climates notably different from that of their own villages.
• Compiled from Army Medical Sources for Hot, Cold and Temperate Climates.

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