Craftsmen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRAFTSMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CRAFTSMAN, one who has a craft
• a worker skilled in a particular craft
• (in the UK) a qualified private soldier in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a worker who practices a trade or handicraft

Words related to CRAFTSMEN

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Words that contain CRAFTSMEN

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How to use CRAFTSMEN in a sentence

• Some were of rare workmanship, portraits of beautiful women and drawings of celebrated buildings, all executed in a style of art peculiar to the craftsmen of that place.
• A king of my nation, and of the hearts of my nation, who would teach soldiers, artists, craftsmen, statesmen, poets, priests, if priests there must be.
• It was largely the impassioned fellowship of two craftsmen in love with the same art.
• Domenic threatened to do him some mischief if he stayed and took the bread out of the mouths of native craftsmen.
• It ought, however, to be mentioned that he was not lucky in the craftsmen who lived with him, since chance brought him into contact with people unfitted to profit by his example.
• Instead of regarding Niccola with jealousy, these craftsmen only sought to learn his method.
• The Chinese regarded these painters as craftsmen, but admired their skill and their technique and learned from them.
• Slave youths of special promise, or when special purposes were in view, might be bound as apprentices to craftsmen at a distance.
• Great indeed is the claim of scientists and craftsmen on the peoples of the world.
• But before the second century was out Coptic craftsmen had begun to weave into dead Roman designs something vital.
• The most profound knowledge of Psychology will never be a substitute for the mastery of the trade, as a condition precedent to turning out the best craftsmen.
• The others sought work on the manor as craftsmen or labourers, or remained on the family plot.
• Hitherto, great artists, though always gentlemen, have yet been too exclusively craftsmen.
• Other craftsmen, seeing how easily the carpenters had won their strike, would imitate their example.
• They were men of old family, craftsmen, and landowners.
• Craftsmen are counted excellent, not by their skill in their art, but by reason of their garish work and of the valueless approbation of the mob.
• The bed was a noble thing of ebony, brought by the Rhine road from Venice, and carved with fantastic hunting scenes by Hainault craftsmen.
• But at last they were marked by the craftsmen, who came together in haste, and their fellow-townsmen with them, and agreed that they should seek to slay them.
• Plenty of so-called Spanish illumination is really the work of Flemish craftsmen.
• It is from this neighbourhood that Paris was supplied with craftsmen in the days of the brilliant if reckless administration of the uncles of Philip the Good.
• He was the greatest of the craftsmen during the height of the Renaissance period.
• The craftsmen worked alone in their own homes or with the help of their wives and children.
• There was a time when Roman farmers and craftsmen did their own work.
• They are at the antipodes of those careful craftsmen with whom all is forethought, plan and revision.
• The people are great traders and craftsmen, are all Idolaters, and use the paper-money of the Great Kaan their Sovereign.
• The people are all traders and craftsmen, subjects of the Great Kaan, and under the government of Fuju.
• The independent Scot steadily resisted instruction from foreign and English craftsmen in most of the mechanical arts.

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