Conferences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFERENCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• take part in a conference or conference call
NOUN:
• CONFERENCE, the act of conferring
• a dessert pear of a firm-fleshed variety.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a meeting of two or more persons for discussing matters of common concern; a usually formal interchange of views; consultation; a meeting of members of the two branches of a legislature to adjust differences; caucus

Words related to CONFERENCES

conference17

Words that contain CONFERENCES

nonconferences21 teleconferences22 videoconferences27

How to use CONFERENCES in a sentence

• He held private conferences with a few of his most intimate friends, and determined on the design of fleeing.
• He applied also to several of the governors for interviews, with whom he held conferences on the subject.
• Conferences were opened at Breda, but interrupted almost as soon as commenced.
• The publication of the book at the present time, is the result of my severe illness during the past year, and the generous, appreciative action taken by the District Conferences.
• At the preceding session of the Wisconsin Conference such a rule had been framed and sent on its way to the several Conferences to obtain their approval.
• Any unforeseen case, if any such should arise, was to be the subject of new deliberation, either between Court and Court, or in the conferences of their Ministers at Paris.
• I was informed that the conferences were over and there were urgent reasons for an immediate return to Omsk.
• A HISTORY OF CONFERENCES, and other proceedings connected with the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer, from 1558 to 1690.
• Ohio and US Supreme Court decisions, historical documents, many local conferences.
• In both cases, conferences are arranged in a particular hierarchy devised in the early 1980s.
• Many conferences were held with employers and employees with the object of securing their views as to the needs and possibilities of industrial training.
• The compact struck between Emperor and Pope in private conferences, laid a basis for that firm alliance between Spain and Rome which seriously influenced the destinies of Europe.
• Such questions the President holds in his own hands, and will submit them to no military conferences or conventions.
• In numerous conferences the heads of the several departments explained the content and meaning of the bills to be submitted to the Reichstag.
• What will be the result of these conferences, is not yet known.
• His development of agricultural conferences in the South in recent years has been a great source of production.
• The purpose of the Conferences will be the world-wide propagation of the Faith.
• No specific inquiry was made by me as to the part I took in the conferences of the 21st and 22d of July, but a general reference was made to them.
• Still Congress hesitated, and at last Washington went himself to Philadelphia and held conferences with the principal men.
• Moritz in the afternoon, devoted her last hours to anxious conferences with her maid and Susy.
• No result had yet been announced and in his conferences with Lynch, he could not determine that any hopeful progress was being made.
• During his conferences with the Indians he had heard much about the great waters to the West and the rich beaver lands which lay beyond.
• He put to death the chief men who were found to have held secret conferences with Fulvius.
• Names of persons are added, and dates of coming conferences, and so on, and verses of Scripture that stand out in the daily reading.
• They did not cease their efforts, however, and held many conferences behind closed doors.
• This duty you will perform as much as possible by personal conferences.
• Monday and part of Tuesday were taken up by conferences on the spiritual prosperity and temporal regulations of the.
• By the same Editor, HISTORY OF CONFERENCES, And other PROCEEDINGS connected with the REVISION of the BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, from the year 1558 to the year 1690.
• Hundreds of these conferences have been held throughout the Continent, and scores of boys have been led into Christian service thereby.
• An opportunity will be afforded in the Group Conferences for this phase of the work.
• He had several conferences with the interpreter, whose look and speech he regarded as a revelation of villainy.
• Natalie, kept outside of these mysterious conferences, was playing with a screen.
• After many conferences and protracted efforts an agreement has at length been arrived at, which is embodied in the treaty which I now lay before you.

Similar words containing NFERENCE without suffix s and without prefix co

inference14 conference17 inferences15 conferenced19 nonconference20 teleconference21 nonconferences21 teleconferences22 videoconference26 teleconferenced23 videoconferences27

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