Comity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• courteousness; civility
• an association of nations for their mutual benefit.
• the mutual recognition by nations of the laws and customs of others.
• courtesy and considerate behaviour towards others
• friendly politeness, esp between different countries
• Mildness and suavity of manners; courtesy between equals; friendly civility; as, comity of manners; the comity of States.
• a state or atmosphere of harmony or mutual civility and respect

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How to use COMITY in a sentence

• Some legislation appears to be called for as well by our own interest as by comity to the adjoining British provinces.
• Intertribal wars were occasional, but a crude comity lessened their frequency.
• But it remained for the Modenese poet to bring this Mafelina into the comity of nations.
• At first the natives fled at their approach, and failed to understand the signs of comity, or were so distrustful of the strangers that they refused to meet their advances.
• He was determined, while hoping for comity, to be prepared for hostility or treachery.
• The air of comity, or at least neutrality, which brooded over the two parties had given way to that of silent but intense hostility.
• If these correspondences should ever be laid open to the public eye, they will probably be found not models of comity towards their adversaries.
• So ripe was that life, more than two thousand years ago, that it is hard to say what they did not know, of the things which make for amenity and comity.
• This is an old regulation, founded on those principles of comity and brotherly love that should exist among all Masons.
• The comity of nations would hardly forbid its being addressed to the two imperial powers themselves.
• And he left Britain, as it had never been before, truly within the comity of the Roman Empire.
• It was, however, known from the first that Napoleon would not give his consent, and, according to the comity of Europe, he had a right to be consulted.
• Some such course, with a comity of nations far wider and more enduring than the Holy Alliance as its sequel, we hope and predict for the present war.
• She had forced her way into the comity of the great nations.
• These addresses will be brief, and will manifest the feelings of harmony and comity existing between these societies.
• They were acquainted with national law, and appreciated the comity of nations, and were indisposed to such rash and informal measures as were proposed by Thomas and Moore.

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