Compacts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPACTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPACT, to pack closely together
• exert force on (something) so that it becomes more dense; compress
• become compressed by the exertion of force
• form (something) by pressing its component parts firmly together
• express in fewer words; condense
• make or enter into (a formal agreement) with another party or parties
NOUN:
• a small flat case containing face powder, a mirror, and a powder puff.
• something that is a small and conveniently shaped example of its kind, in particular a compact camera
• a mass of powdered metal compacted together in preparation for sintering
• a formal agreement or contract between two or more parties
ADJECTIVE:
• closely and neatly packed together; dense
• having all the necessary components or features neatly fitted into a small space
• (of a person or animal) small, strong, and well proportioned.
• (of speech or writing) concise in expression
• composed or made up of

Words related to COMPACTS

compact15 compacted18 compacting19

Words that contain COMPACTS

recompacts18 subcompacts21

How to use COMPACTS in a sentence

• But the growing force of these social compacts alarmed the quick-sighted despotism of Charlemagne, and they were, consequently, prohibited both by him and his successors.
• But these kind of compacts were never observed by the princes of those days beyond the actual period of their capacity to violate them.
• Stevens began a harangue on the evils of second marriages and wound up by declaring they were compacts of the devil.
• The possibility of successfully maintaining these compacts depends on the ability to resist outside pressure, the element of monopoly in the trade.
• One of the departments of the Exchequer received the register of these compacts, which thus acquired a legal value.
• Up to 1861, it seems that the business of war compacts men best.
• How can society be kept together, if men will not keep their compacts? Our fathers provided, in adopting their Constitution, for the protection of their property.
• In this manner they have heretofore and do now lessen the general charge upon the people of the several States in the exact proportions stipulated in the compacts.
• Abandoning altogether the ratio of distribution according to the general charge and expenditure provided by the compacts, it adopts that of the Federal representative population.
• These ancient compacts are invaluable monuments of an age of virtue, patriotism, and disinterestedness.
• Now, will you try to understand? And talking still of compacts, how and where did I break any compact? I do not see.
• They established compacts of government for themselves and set up altars of their own.
• The primitive ethical codes of man were not unlike the compacts of a wolf-pack, the understanding to refrain from mutual attack during the chase of a common prey.
• By the former of these compacts Charles and Clement swore friendship.
• Men in debt and many widow-women sought him to free them, and in freeing them he made compacts to his advantage.
• But the nonslaveholding States, treacherous to their oaths and compacts, have steadily refused, if the criminal only stole a negro and that negro was a slave, to deliver him up.
• But in any case the guilds seem to have grown out of family compacts, and to have retained always the character of close corporations.
• It cannot endure such a breaking of these compacts as Falder is guilty of when he changes the figures on the cheque.
• The compacts between the demons and magicians are based upon engagements mutually entered into.
• Meanwhile, the mission of Maitland to the English court was about to lead to one of the most notable compacts in the national history.
• Other schemes of morality, such as Self-love, Positive Laws and Compacts, the Will of the Deity, he dismisses as not meeting the true question.
• In a general way he has a notion that the gods are displeased at certain forms of crime, and that they approve of justice and the carrying out of compacts.
• The compacts between the proprietor States and this Government expressly guarantee to the States all the benefits which may arise from the sales.
• The tenth article of the treaty of 1842, one of the earliest compacts in this regard entered into by us, stipulated for surrender in respect of a limited number of offenses.
• It is said that this Union is competent to make compacts.
• Unless the law of nations is a dead letter, the late war between two acknowledged belligerents severed their original compacts, and broke all the ties that bound them together.

Similar words containing MPACT without suffix s and without prefix co

impact12 compact15 impacts13 impacted15 impacter14 impactor14 compacted18 compacter17 compactly20 compactor17 impacters15 impactful18 impacting16 impaction15 impactite15 impactive18 impactors15 incompact17 nonimpact15 recompact17 compacters18 compactest18 compactify24 compacting19 compaction18 compactors18 compacture18 impactions16 impactites16 nonimpacts16 postimpact18 recompacts18 subcompact20 compactedly23 compactible21 compactions19 compactness19 compactures19 recompacted20 subcompacts21 uncompacted20 compactified24 compactifies23 recompacting21 ultracompact20 compactedness22 compactifying28 compactnesses21 compactednesses24

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