Counselors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNSELORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COUNSELOR, (US) one who gives counsel, also COUNSELLOR
• a person who counsels; adviser.
• a faculty member who advises students on personal and academic problems, career choices, and the like.
• a lawyer, especially a trial lawyer; counselor-at-law.
• an official of an embassy or legation who ranks below an ambassador or minister.
• an assistant at a children's camp, often a high-school or college student, who supervises a group of children or directs a particular activity, as nature study or a sport.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who gives advice or counseling

Words related to COUNSELORS

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Words that contain COUNSELORS

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How to use COUNSELORS in a sentence

• Some counselors would have you look up all such words in a dictionary.
• Elizabeth favored both religious parties, and presently the world saw with amazement Catholics and Protestants acting together as trusted counselors of a great sovereign.
• The army of Ptolemy, while he himself and his immediate counselors went to Alexandria, was left at Pelusium, under the command of other officers, to watch Cleopatra.
• The ablest counselors and chief officers in the army urged Antony very strongly not to trust himself to the sea.
• But Ptolemy, or, rather, the ministers and counselors who acted for him and in his name, had expelled Cleopatra, that they might govern alone.
• Our eldest sister and her husband, therefore, soon became our counselors and advisers.
• Those who sat before him were his counselors, chosen by himself, in manner ratified by law and custom.
• Each of the personified principles of light and darkness, Ormuzd and Ahriman, had his subordinate angels, his counselors, his armies.
• But it remains to be seen whether these wise counselors will be heard.
• And the next day he came to the palace of the Queen of Sheba, where she sat in all her splendor among her counselors.
• Hector, the son of Priam, and others of his wisest counselors, strongly censured the conduct of Paris, and they advised the king to send Helen back to Sparta.
• Its members were the faithful servants of the Prince, his guard and his counselors.
• Smith was chosen president, and he selected for his counselors, John R.
• They were the confidential counselors of the chiefs and head-men of the tribes, and had great influence and control over the people.
• His official counselors, equally patriotic and sincere, were not his equals in calmness of temper.
• She came into the chamber and found Abraham Lincoln surrounded by his generals and counselors, and when he saw the little country girl he asked her what she wanted.
• But angry passions, which are always bad counselors, had been aroused, and hopes were still cherished, which proved to be illusory.
• Upon this the young king was sitting, while a number of his counselors and nobles, together with several princesses and ladies of the court, were gathered around him.
• The twenty counselors sat down at table with the king.
• The king bade him summon six of his counselors, and tell the queen and the princess that he awaited them.
• The conversation here took a light turn, unrestrained by the presence of the king and his counselors.
• The fiction that the king could do no wrong was carried to the last extreme by the Long Parliament when they made war on Charles in order to remove him from evil counselors.
• And you, my counselors, order my royal vessel to be ready, the cannons loaded, and a hundred of my bravest warriors detailed to escort the vessel.
• His counselors also lived in forgetfulness of the God of Israel.
• His words were equivalent to saying his counselors must, in all matters of moment, be introduced.
• I also did this that the affair might be taken up prudently and carefully, as there might be counselors to advise ill in the matter, not understanding it.
• The two little Nibelungs were princes, the giants were their counselors.
• Her six Counselors are described in detail, with an account of a pleasure trip taken by the Queen and her court.
• On the contrary, the counselors advised him to be content with what had been returned, unless he wished to keep nothing.
• As wives, mothers, teachers, and especially as counselors of the other sex, they could apply this knowledge to valuable purposes.
• Counselors must have resided in the state five years.

Similar words containing UNSELOR without suffix s and without prefix co

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