Commemorates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMEMORATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMEMORATE, to call to remembrance
• mark or celebrate (an event or person) by doing or producing something
• recall and show respect for (someone or something)

Words related to COMMEMORATES

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How to use COMMEMORATES in a sentence

• The old ballad which commemorates the battle of Otterbourne, fought on August 10, 1388, is a fine example of the short-story method.
• A fair upright marble slab commemorates the death of York Fleming, a cooper, who was killed by the explosion of a powder-magazine, while tightening the hoops of a keg of powder.
• In Court Street he got on board a Charlestown car, and in half an hour found himself in the city everywhere known by the granite shaft that commemorates the battle of Bunker Hill.
• A late Perpendicular canopied tomb, rudely carved and badly fitted together, stands against the north wall, but there is nothing to show whom it commemorates.
• A tablet in Pentridge church commemorates his death in 1746, but, needless to say, it has only been erected since his great descendant became famous.
• Another tablet commemorates the flight of Charles II through the village.
• Hoare in 1766 and commemorates the historic spot where in 879 the cross was raised against the pagan Dane.
• The column that stands on high ground, a little over a mile from Savernake station, commemorates, among other events, the temporary recovery of George III from his mental illness.
• A brass commemorates another John Seymour, brother of the Protector.
• The monument in Colon Cemetery commemorates one of those deeds.
• Another shaft, perhaps no less notable, commemorates a deplorable and unpardonable event.
• No centennial anniversary commemorates their growth in wealth and intellect.
• This obelisk has a special interest because it commemorates one of the most beautiful and touching examples of self-sacrifice which the annals of paganism afford.
• It is the first day of the week and commemorates the resurrection of Jesus and the finished work of redemption as the Sabbath commemorated the finished work of creation.
• The graceful bronze July Column is 154 feet in height, and it commemorates the destruction of the Bastille, symbol of despotism.
• Sebastian commemorates the following affecting tradition of the Church.
• In the church itself a seventeenth-century fresco commemorates this monstrous deed.
• Its name, Sacro Speco, commemorates the holy cave of St.
• A statue of Napoleon commemorates his sojourn at Brienne from 1779 to 1784, when he was studying at the military school suppressed in 1790.
• It has been executed by a sculptor, Matthew Noble, whose genius is as much an honour to his country as the heroic deeds of him whom that genius thus commemorates.
• Though it bears the names of humble men, and commemorates services stern rather than brilliant, it shall be as immortal as American history.
• The ground on which it stand shall be made classical by the deeds which it commemorates.
• Gregoire de Tours, commemorates the physical and spiritual exaltation to heaven of the Virgin Mary.
• He is a close observer, whose qualities of mind and body fit him to make his observations out in the field, surrounded by the wild life he commemorates.
• At Armagh, a cathedral has been built which does honor to Irish architecture, and worthily commemorates the life and labors of St.
• A courteous Hebrew explains to him that the joyful festival commemorates the cleansing of the Temple after its profanation by Antiochus Epiphanes, two hundred years before.
• But we can read it again and again, just as we can look day after day with undiminished interest upon the flower that it commemorates.
• With the help of Prior Bird, he projected the present edifice, and the west front still commemorates his dream.
• The church of the convent is erected on the spot where the house of Zacharias once stood, and a chapel commemorates the place where St.
• Evroul, commemorates and of course praises the fact.
• The hill of Senlac, now occupied by the abbey and town of Battle, commemorates in its later name the great event of which it was the scene.
• It commemorates a transaction, supposed to have taken place betwixt a Scottish monarch, and an ancestor of the ancient family of Murray of Philiphaugh in Selkirkshire.
• A memorial stone on the southwest corner of the New York Post Office at Thirty-third Street commemorates the fact.
• Macdougal Street, New York city, commemorates his name.
• A marble obelisk near the Legation gate commemorates the siege, and a marble gateway on a neighbouring street marks the spot where Baron Ketteler was shot.
• Sir John Assheton, the founder of the church, is the reputed father of Ralph, whom the following tradition commemorates.

Similar words containing MMEMORATE without suffix s and without prefix co

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