Commences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMENCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMENCE, to begin
• begin

Words related to COMMENCES

commence16 commenced18 commencing19

Words that contain COMMENCES

recommences19

How to use COMMENCES in a sentence

• When it commences to boil, take the pan off the fire, and put it on one side to simmer until the meat is done.
• Wilson had called her to Bath the winter preceding the spring when our history commences, and she had been accompanied thither by her nephew and favorite niece.
• The Desert commences beyond the Mulweeah, at more than forty leagues from Tlemsen.
• The register-book of Chart commences with the year 1558, and is continued regularly from that time.
• It commences at the porch of the temple, which is a symbol of the entrance into life.
• He commences abruptly the proper history of the Jews in the eleventh chapter.
• At this point commences the marvellous ingredient of my tale.
• For many years before the period at which our narrative commences, she had given up all hope of ever recovering her child, if indeed he was alive.
• If man by feeding well commences great, Much more the worm to whom that man is meat.
• Beyond the empire of Bonaparte, in all countries posterity commences, and justice is shown towards those who even in the tomb, have felt the attack of his imperial calumnies.
• By means of steps the gang of prisoners ascend at one end, and when the requisite number range themselves upon the wheel, it commences its revolutions.
• At this point, however, we stop, and the turn of the French commences.
• His whole system commences with doubt and is pervaded by it.
• Groups of hills rise one above the other, covered with thick forest, which, at the period when our tale commences, had just begun to assume the first light green of spring.
• Let us be thankful that we have lived to see the bright and happy breaking of the auspicious morn, which commences the third century of the history of New England.
• It cannot be denied, but by those who would dispute against the sun, that with America, and in America, a new era commences in human affairs.
• The session for the day, at whatever hour it commences, or at whatever hour it breaks up, is the legislative day.
• It commences at half past three, and continues about half an hour.
• Spring, however, commences here earlier, and the autumn is longer.
• The men then return to their places, a trumpet blows, and a pair commences the real fighting.
• First of all, when a mass of vegetable matter commences to decay, it soon loses its colour.
• He usually commences with the description of a deserted camping-ground, where he sees the traces of his beloved.
• When fermentation commences, the mass of roots is almost ruined.
• At first the liquid is quite clear, but in a few minutes a brown solid substance commences to separate, and in three hours the reaction is complete.
• He has to accept the economic tasks from the community for which he is working and his impartial service commences only when the goals have been determined.
• At length smooth water is reached and on we go quietly for an hour or two, when another rapid is reached and the struggle commences again.

Similar words containing MMENCE without suffix s and without prefix co

commence16 commenced18 commencer17 commencers18 recommence18 recommenced20 recommences19 commencement22 commencements23 recommencement24 recommencements25

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