Commanders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMANDERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMMANDER, one who commands
• a person in authority, especially over a body of troops or a military operation
• a rank of naval officer, above lieutenant commander and below captain.
• an officer in charge of a Metropolitan Police district in London.
• a member of a higher class in some orders of knighthood.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one in an official position of command or control; as commanding officer; the presiding officer of a society or organization

Words related to COMMANDERS

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Words that contain COMMANDERS

commandership25 commanderships26

How to use COMMANDERS in a sentence

• The names of these two great commanders, reflecting supreme honor upon their respective countries, have become imperishable in the records of civilization.
• Nor are they agreed even respecting the commanders, most say that Laelius commanded the fleet, but some say Marcus Junius Silanus.
• Both of the commanders had powerful fleets at sea, and both had great armies upon the land.
• It is in vain to hint that the chief commanders of the forces in Scotland could have found little leisure, even had they possessed the taste, for pursuing single insurgents.
• By reason of the necessity in this matter, this order is sent direct, with copies to intermediate commanders.
• That our armies may succeed, there must be more energy displayed both by their commanders and by Government.
• With these words they called upon the men to choose other commanders, who should undertake the duties of their office, until the arrival of their successors.
• We would ask pertinent questions about their commanders and impertinent ones about the affairs of their nation.
• My explicit order that Washington should, by the judgment of all the commanders of corps, be left entirely secure, had been neglected.
• The commanders of the provinces, civil and military, have been ordered to be at their stations on a certain day of the ensuing week.
• His capitulation, regularly signed with the aid of the Governor, as between two independent and hostile commanders.
• Her inquiry is a natural one, and her self-reproach naturally suggests her own disgrace as the cause of their not appearing among the other commanders.
• The electric ships rapidly assembled and hovered high in the air, while their commanders consulted about what should be done.
• Those for platoon and company commanders were built along the traveling trench.
• Three armies were levied in Germany by his authority, under three commanders, Duke, Christian of Brunswick, the prince of Baden-Dourlach, and Count Mansfeldt.
• They would have imputed the bad success of the war to the indiscretion of the ministry, in taking preposterous measures, and appointing commanders unequal to the service.
• Notwithstanding these disadvantages, the English commanders determined to hazard an assault.
• They give their artillery commanders information as to where their projectiles are falling.
• Early on this morning boats were lowered from the English ships, and the commanders and officers went on shore.
• Our Commanders lose half their Praise, and our People half their Joy, by means of those hard Words and dark Expressions in which our News Papers do so much abound.
• Mihiel district, in the Champagne sector, at Vosges and Metz, winning often very high praise from their commanders.
• This rid the parliamentarians of some of their most incapable commanders.
• Three thousand miles of coast and many harbors were included within the blockade limits, and were distributed into departments under different commanders.
• While roll-call was going on company commanders stepped briskly along inspecting their companies.
• One of the commanders, Menon, won the approval of Cyrus by being the first to lead his own contingent across the Euphrates on his own initiative.
• The same request had previously been made to me by one of his Brigade Commanders, to which I replied that I was not authorized to give the information desired.
• These men declare that after Larissa the Greeks lost confidence in their commanders, and had no hope of success.
• She was hampered at every turn by internal jealousies, and by incompetent commanders.
• Only surprise could have enabled them to win, and the vigilance of the French scouts had put their commanders on guard.
• In the time of the French Revolution such contrivance occupied the attention of military commanders and of governing powers.

Similar words containing MMANDER without suffix s and without prefix co

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