Collisions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLLISIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COLLISION, the state of being struck together
• a conflict between opposing ideas, interests, or factions
• an instance of simultaneous transmission by more than one node of a network.
• an instance of one moving object or person striking violently against another
• an instance of two or more records being assigned the same identifier or location in memory.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of colliding; clash

Words related to COLLISIONS

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How to use COLLISIONS in a sentence

• Bradlaugh in public lectures and in his paper, the National Reformer, not without collisions with the civil authorities.
• The frequent result of these collisions was the refusal of the Frisons to recognize any authority whatever but that of the national judges.
• Laflin is here omitted, and left to the imagination of any reader with a taste for such unnatural collisions.
• Such delay would be every way inconvenient, and might be the occasion of disturbances and collisions.
• It has been formed in the closet and the schools, and is hardly fitted for scenes of active life, or the collisions of party-spirit.
• In justly balancing the powers of the Federal and State authorities difficulties nearly insurmountable arose at the outset, and subsequent collisions were deemed inevitable.
• Mere collisions of opinion, conducted without any acknowledged standard to guide the judgement, never tend to real improvement.
• Race outbreaks and religious collisions very seldom occur in India these days, but the hostility between the several sects and races is very deep.
• This purely peasant revolt was not suppressed by the Manchu government until 1868, after many collisions.
• Many letters have been written to the Press on the subject of collisions.
• Carts going in opposite directions must often depend absolutely upon the oxen for their chance of escaping collisions or being thrown over precipices.
• There were collisions from time to time, of course.
• The Science of physical harmony, as now presented to the people in divine light, is radical enough to promote as forcible collisions of thought as the age has strength to bear.
• That collisions should follow, marked by violence and outrage, need not be wondered at.
• Rarely do the great passenger steamers meet on the Atlantic, as the course outward is quite to the north to avoid collisions.
• Now, out of all these collisions there has come a hardy race, inured to peril, rich in fortitude, loyalty, patience, thrift, self-reliance and persevering faith.
• They are managed with consummate mastery, the sharp collisions of the many winding voices of the orchestra occurring infallibly in precisely the right place.
• Collisions are frequent during rough or thick weather, and the ice sometimes sweeps the boats for miles out of their course.
• Catholics and Protestants alike had recourse to organization, and the slightest accident, the most casual collisions produced contention, and generally ended in bloodshed.
• In their present confusion any attempt at evolution would have meant disastrous collisions.
• It may happen that collisions arise between this government and the governments of the States.
• Collisions occurred between the settlers and the intruders, and considerable property was destroyed.
• He had already shown his quality in some indirect collisions with the Marquis of Lechford.
• Suspicion, hostility, defiance were the rule, and hostile collisions were more than once only narrowly averted.
• While on this trail we were followed at night by a number of wild Indians, but we prudently avoided any collisions with them and kept moving on.
• An eagerness, it may be noted, not infrequently productive of collisions with Theresa, and at this particular juncture all the more agreeable to gratify on that very account.
• All men are liable to collisions of passion and interest with their neighbors and contemporaries.
• When border collisions come to receive the sanction or to be made on the authority of either Government general war must be the inevitable result.
• Hence would arise constant collisions between the inhabitants of the two countries, which would evermore endanger their peace.
• A little watchfulness can almost always avoid collisions, and a good dancer would consider himself disgraced if any mishap occurred to a lady under his care.
• This can be clearly seen from the experiences before naval courts, where it is usual to demonstrate collisions of ships by small ship models on the table in the courtroom.
• They know their countrymen, and that they have the good sense to avoid most of the collisions that they declare to be inevitable.

Similar words containing LLISION without suffix s and without prefix co

illision8 collision11 illisions9 collisional13 anticollision15 collisionally18

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