Committees is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMITTEES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMMITTEE, a group selected from a more numerous body (or the whole body) to which some special business is committed
• a group of people appointed for a specific function by a larger group and typically consisting of members of that group
• (in the UK) a committee appointed by Parliament to consider the details of proposed legislation
• (in the UK) the whole House of Commons when sitting as a committee.
• a person who has been judicially committed to the charge of another because of insanity or mental disability.
• a person entrusted with the charge of another person or another person's property.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person to whom a charge or trust is committed

Words related to COMMITTEES

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Words that contain COMMITTEES

committeeship24 subcommittees21 committeeships25

How to use COMMITTEES in a sentence

• Jefferson, though still a young man, was put upon important committees, for he had a good business head, and was ready with his pen.
• No! we would have no other secret Committees but of Parliamentary appointment.
• Committees were self-constituted, or perhaps caucus-constituted to interview candidates, much after the modern style, to see whether they were sound on the main question.
• Took his seat in the United States Senate December 3, 1821, and was at once made a member of its Committees on the Judiciary and Finance.
• Women can do much useful public service upon boards of education, school committees, and public charities, and are beginning to do such work.
• The king gave notice to the committees that his desire was to have the deliberations directed not to the basis of the question but to the form of collection of taxes.
• Accordingly each township appointed a committee to correspond or confer with committees from other townships.
• It was entirely unexpected by all the Socialist parties, by their central committees, and, of course, by the Socialist Ministers.
• The director of the Troyes jury was formerly secretary of one of the committees of the Convention, a friend of Malin, to whom he owed his present place.
• Besides the general committees of religion, trade, privileges, laws, many subdivisions of these were framed, and a strict scrutiny was every where carried on.
• To this committee he would leave the duty of appointing select committees, by whom election petitions were to be tried.
• Committees were appointed to inquire into the causes of distress then prevailing among them.
• The peers gave power to their committees to send for and examine such as would maintain the innocence of those who had been condemned for the plot.
• He feels that the way your assembly is working, with its many and active committees, and the plans you have outlined in your report, are excellent.
• I remember when I was in Chicago before the fire, I was on some ten or twelve committees.
• Two days later Hebert was released, and the Commune and the committees of the sections began organizing the movement.
• Newman had a horror of committees and meetings and great people in London.
• The Senate is now divided into between fifty and sixty committees, but the number varies from session to session.
• As regards party representation, their constitution is similar to that of the Senate Committees.
• Printed copies of bills and reports of committees can be obtained upon application.
• All the details of business are assigned to teachers, or to officers and committees appointed for the purpose.
• The club held more meetings, and appointed more committees.
• At the last conference of the joint committees, which was held on a Sunday, Mr.
• After we plan how many tables we will have, the committees set out to collect the things to be sold.
• I then saw, what I have had abundant evidence of since, that the United States mail was subject to the inspection of Vigilance Committees in the South at their pleasure.
• Sargent, of California, and in the House by William Loughridge, of Iowa, and was referred to the judiciary committees.
• This with all the petitions was referred to the judiciary committees, each of which granted a hearing of two hours to the ladies.
• In the year mentioned the Society appointed a number of committees to report on the state of Irish agriculture, commerce, and industry.
• Meantime, the efforts of the library committees had resulted in a collection of Americana of exceeding interest and value, the nucleus of the present library.
• Measures reported against by committees, seldom receive any further notice from the house.
• There was no executive power, except committees of Congress, and these had no powers to execute.
• We select school committees and superintendents and teachers to run our schools.

Similar words containing MMITTEE without suffix s and without prefix co

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