Communes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMUNES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMUNE, to converse intimately
• feel in close spiritual contact with
• receive Holy Communion.
• share one's intimate thoughts or feelings with (someone), especially on a spiritual level
NOUN:
• a group of people living together and sharing possessions and responsibilities
• a communal settlement in a communist country
• the smallest French territorial division for administrative purposes
• a territorial division similar to a French commune in other countries.
• the group which seized the municipal government of Paris in the French Revolution and played a leading part in the Reign of Terror until suppressed in 1794.
• the municipal government organized on communalistic principles that was elected in Paris in 1871. It was soon brutally suppressed by government troops.

Words related to COMMUNES

commune13 communed15 communing16

Words that contain COMMUNES

intercommunes19

How to use COMMUNES in a sentence

• The 664 richest, most prosperous and most populous communes gave a majority for the Germans, 597 communes gave a majority for Poland.
• It is by night that the earth communes with the universe.
• In dealing with the formation of the communes from the eleventh to the fourteenth century, the majority of the French historians, even M.
• We say the chief cause only, because oppression and insurrection were not the sole origin of the communes.
• These towns did not share, towards the end of the thirteenth century, in the decay of the once warlike and victorious communes.
• There have been communes in the whole of Europe, in Italy, Spain, Germany, and England, as well as in France.
• The German communes became free and sovereign towns, which had their own special history, and exercised a great deal of influence upon the general history of Germany.
• Far were the French communes, under that name and in their day of special activity, from rising to such political importance and to such historical rank.
• This circumstance is supposed to account in a large measure for the differences in dialect which are to be observed in adjoining communes.
• Already the feudal system was receiving hard blows in the South of France from the growth of the communes and the authority vested in their consuls.
• The vitality of the national movement resided entirely in the local communes.
• All the people of Semenovskaia and the surrounding communes were invited to the ceremony.
• That measure provided for the abolition of private property in land, and placed all land in the hands of and under the direction of the peasant communes.
• Henry claimed very little domain in Poitou, which practically was divided between the feudal nobles and the great communes.
• The minister of justice reads to the convention 150 addresses from the communes of Normandy in favour of the King.
• Within five weeks after this vote the second zone, whose southern boundary runs from the North Sea south of the Island of Fehr to the Baltic south of Sygum, will vote by communes.
• In the twelfth century came the struggle of the Hohenstaufen with the Italian cities, and the disorder and turmoil of the rise of the communes and the division of Italy.
• Well, chairman, we sent off the wool to the north-country communes last week, and they are quite satisfied with it.
• They live in large families or communes, consisting of eighty or ninety members, in one big house, men and women together.
• By an express arrangement, decreed from the beginning, among the Members of the Communes, the Dean or President had to be renewed every week.
• Toil over, care banished, the world forgotten, one communes with that which is eternal.
• He communes with the birds of holiness, and in the assemblage of splendors he is immersed in light.
• He spent most of his time repeating communes, performing the obligatory prayers, confessing his failings and supplicating the Lord.
• From the lifted face and open mouth we see that the sufferer communes with his Father.
• One explains Aeschylus, another tells you that communes were communes, and neither more nor less.
• There are two facts, however, which, even at this early date, begin to influence the internal history of the communes.
• Hence arose that important influence of the bishops which was to have so perceptible an effect on the subsequent development of the principles of liberty in the communes.
• End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Communes Of Lombardy From The VI.
• When they tried to break their promise to the municipality of Brussels and to annihilate the liberties of the old Belgian communes, Mr.
• One incidental consequence of this systematic division into communes was that there spread throughout the empire a strong municipal patriotism, especially in the Greek world.
• The state invites everybody, the communes as well as private persons, to the undertaking.

Similar words containing MMUNE without suffix s and without prefix co

immune10 commune13 immunes11 immuner11 communed15 communer14 immunest12 communers15 nonimmune13 autoimmune14 hyperimmune23 intercommune18 intercommuned20 intercommunes19

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