Correspondents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRESPONDENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CORRESPONDENT, one who communicates with another by letter
• a person who writes letters on a regular basis
• a person employed to report for a newspaper or broadcasting organization
ADJECTIVE:
• corresponding.

Words related to CORRESPONDENTS

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How to use CORRESPONDENTS in a sentence

• The new correspondents, who voluntarily offered their services to the committee, during the first part of the period now under consideration, were S.
• She does not for a moment conceal from her correspondents her sense of the dangers which surround her.
• To a greater or less degree other correspondents had similar experiences.
• For the information contained in the footnotes I am indebted to many correspondents, English, French, Swiss, Belgian and Italian, to whom I here express my hearty thanks.
• There was a hunt for correspondents, and my name was on the black list as a man who had seen too much.
• If my entry into journalism was accidental, working with rural correspondents in Goa was equally unexpected.
• The merit is only recognised in times of emergency, when a big story breaks out in areas represented by correspondents.
• The moment that the war broke out, therefore, a veritable army of British and American correspondents descended upon the Continent.
• A long procession of correspondents came to Antwerp and remained a day or so and then went away again without once getting beyond the city gates.
• And yet, for some reason which I have been unable to gauge, the military authorities talk of sending all correspondents away from the front.
• It has correspondents in almost every capital in Europe, including St.
• Doubtless Lord Tennyson has at last chosen the only path of safety by declining to answer his unknown correspondents, or to return their rubbish, any more.
• Andrews, and from the Jerusalem Chamber at Westminster, his letter-bag went out full of those messages, so warm, so tender, so powerful, to his multitudinous correspondents.
• Attaches, correspondents, and foreigners who fought on the side of the Boers were struck much by the simple piety, the religious ideas and sentiments of the Boers.
• It might be supposed that as soon as the army had sailed and the correspondents had gone, that the censorship duties would be lighter.
• I breakfasted with the correspondents of two of your contemporaries.
• A good deal of discussion has taken place among the foreign correspondents respecting the fairness of going out with an ambulance under guise of the Geneva flag.
• The newspaper correspondents used to say that he had to be surveyed for a new pair of trousers.
• Correspondents whose inquiries fail to appear should repeat them.
• Correspondents had not then established themselves.
• The journalists had become war correspondents in earnest, and were scattered to the points of greatest interest.
• The correspondents were released, and obliged to walk about eighty miles in an August sun.
• Grimm was so pleased with her attempts, that he sent extracts to his correspondents throughout Europe.
• Ovid My Correspondents take it ill if I do not, from Time to Time let them know I have received their Letters.
• As my Correspondents upon the Subject of Love are very numerous, it is my Design, if possible, to range them under several Heads, and address my self to them at different Times.
• He will, I hope, suppose I know it only from the Letters of Correspondents, two of which you shall have as follow.
• Therefore, the chagrin of the officials over the independence and ability of the majority of the American correspondents is easy to understand.
• On the twenty-seventh of August, the new correspondents began to make their appearance.
• You must be careful how you believe the reports sent home by war correspondents.
• Punch is not more free from correspondents who know how to solve the food problem than other papers are.

Similar words containing RRESPONDENT without suffix s and without prefix co

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