Countries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNTRIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COUNTRY, the territory of a nation
• a nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory
• the people of a nation
• districts and small settlements outside large urban areas or the capital
• an area or region with regard to its physical features
• a region associated with a particular person, work, or television programme

Words related to COUNTRIES

country12

Words that contain COUNTRIES

upcountries15 noncountries14 backcountries23 intercountries16 multicountries18

How to use COUNTRIES in a sentence

• Our two countries have a common work to do for the world as well as for themselves, and each of them can bring to bear on this work special endowments and qualities.
• The situation tried the patience of the people of both countries and there were frequent demands for action by the great and costly naval armaments.
• All countries came in to share the prizes held out by the discovery of the New World.
• Possessing as we do all the raw materials, the fruit of our own soil and industry, we ought not to depend in the degree we have done on supplies from other countries.
• John from its source to its mouth the boundary between the two countries.
• Germany and France are the only countries where treatises on philology can be published.
• The Spanish-American countries, however, were freed from the rule of Spain long before she recognized them, and Spain had not the means of subduing them.
• These rights, long enough insisted upon, have come to be an institution in some old countries, where they have learned how to live.
• Irenaeus, who lived about the year 170, speaks of churches that were founded in Germany, Spain, France, the eastern countries, Egypt, Lybia, and the middle of the world.
• It is to be regretted that lack of space has excluded an account of the literatures of other Spanish-American countries, and especially of Chile and Uruguay.
• He was an Egyptian Turk, and had been for eight years the commercial agent of Mohammed Ali at Malta, and had, moreover, visited the principal countries of Europe.
• In countries where the opera enjoys a Government subsidy, the influences that make against true art are as many and as strong as they are elsewhere.
• The other members of the team can help their team mate, whose turn it is, by suggesting other countries.
• In most countries great gods are children of the popular mind.
• I believe all the countries in Europe determine their standard of money, in gold as well as silver.
• Uniformity of almost any sort gives a certain pleasure to the eye, and it seems an invariable rule in these countries that all the women of every district should dress just alike.
• All countries agree in taking a yearly period, but the actual date of commencement varies considerably.
• The fall of the Irish church would endanger the connection between the two countries.
• In some countries man went so far as to believe and teach that woman belonged to a sphere lower than human.
• Nearly all of the clocks used in this country are made or have been made in the small State of Connecticut, and a heavy trade in them is carried on in foreign countries.
• Geography was represented by descriptions of the countries and cities known to the Babylonians, natural history by lists of animals and birds, insects and plants.
• The proportion that they constitute of all workers cannot, with the aid of any existing statistics, be exactly told, nor can exact comparisons be made between different countries.
• In some shape or other, this name is used in all countries that have derived their arithmetic from mediaeval Italy, or from the Saracens.
• So, briefly to make an end, they took their leave to go into their own countries, for King Claudas did great destruction on their lands.
• It is probable that parties might and did add a voluntary religious rite to this compulsory civil ceremony, as is done at this day in many foreign countries.
• It will be very remarkable if similar appearances are always found upon the junction of the alpine with the level countries.
• When my father died, I set out to see peoples and countries In order to learn how to reform the world.
• He did not much mind what happened in other countries so long as Prussia was safe.
• If laws in colonies are more quickly passed, they are also more easy to amend than in older countries.
• They have abundance of furs of good quality, which merchants export to many countries.
• This has consisted chiefly in converting the coins of foreign countries into American coin.
• The remark, like the effect, is general, and extends to other countries as well as to our own.
• This is my model with regard to America, as far as the internal circumstances of the two countries are the same.
• Lord Brougham has said, that grazing countries are always the most prosperous, and their population the most contented and happy.
• There never ought to have been anything but alliance between my two great countries.

Similar words containing UNTRIE without suffix s and without prefix co

muntrie9 untried8 muntries10 gauntries10 chauntries15 upcountries15 noncountries14 backcountries23 intercountries16 multicountries18

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