Deliberations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELIBERATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DELIBERATION, the act of deliberating
• long and careful consideration or discussion
• slow and careful movement or thought
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of deliberating; a discussion and consideration by a group of persons (as a jury or legislature) of the reasons for and against a measure

Words related to DELIBERATIONS

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How to use DELIBERATIONS in a sentence

• Gambon had been a deputy in 1848, and when the Commune came into power took a constant though not remarkable part in its deliberations.
• The deliberations showed the necessity of having other states participate in the arrangement of a compact.
• Every page of their proceedings witnesses the effect of all these circumstances on the temper of their deliberations.
• CHAPTER XXI THE CRETAN INSURRECTION Returned to Canea, I found that the Cretan assembly had begun its deliberations at Omalos.
• It may, I think, be suspected, that this political arrogance has sometimes found its way into legislative assemblies, and mingled with deliberations upon property and life.
• Nor were these momentous deliberations confined to the Cabinet proper.
• The result of their deliberations was sufficiently remarkable.
• Hanna had taken an active part in the deliberations of the conference that resulted in my selection for temporary chairman of the Convention.
• I could not understand a word they said, and I cannot tell you the result of their deliberations.
• These necessary steps being taken, which were not unknown to the Chinese, it should seem as if their deliberations were in some sort embarrassed thereby.
• Downstairs Annie too had her deliberations, her changes of mind, her sudden impulses of affection and of resentment, as her ill-regulated brain had always had them.
• During the deliberations of the parliament of York, the truce with Bruce expired, and forthwith came the news that the Scots had once more crossed the border.
• He should, at any rate, postpone his deliberations until then, and fight, if fight he must, with augmented strength.
• Be anxiously concerned with the needs of the age ye live in, and center your deliberations on its exigencies and requirements.
• He had ordered, in the close of his speech, that the members should follow him, and resume their deliberations the next day.
• In the close of his speech, he had ordered that the members should follow him, and resume their deliberations the next day.
• She had not sent that telegram to Cutty as the result of her deliberations in the country.
• During these deliberations a most fortunate incident occurred, that soon determined the council to come to an open rupture.
• And where is the injury, if the members act upon honest principles? For a public assembly to be afraid of having their deliberations published is monstrous, and speaks for itself.
• During the deliberations of the British parliament, the Bostonians and people of Massachusets Bay had continued their outrages.
• The futherance of this noble objective should be made the object of the anxious and sustained deliberations of your Assembly.
• So far as scientific operations were concerned, the views of the commission were harmonious through the whole of their deliberations.
• Thirty members constituted the Senate, over whose deliberations presided the patriot statesman, John Adams.
• After giving an account of the organization of the society, the measures adopted for the collection of funds, and the deliberations on the form of the monument, Mr.
• It is unfortunate that we have no full report of the deliberations and debates of this great conference.
• George Brown took a prominent part in the deliberations.
• Among the latter we find the idea of a free constitution admitting all the citizens to a share in deliberations and resolves respecting the affairs and laws of the commonwealth.
• They were fully stated in my first communication to Congress and have since been the subject of frequent deliberations in that body.
• In the order of its deliberations, as well as in the internal government of the body the instructions which shall be formulated by the congress itself shall be observed.
• The President shall direct the deliberations and shall not vote except in case of a tie, when he shall have the casting vote.
• In the debates and deliberations of this convention, he took a conspicuous part.

Similar words containing LIBERATION without suffix s and without prefix de

liberation12 liberations13 deliberation15 liberationism17 liberationist15 liberationisms18 liberationists16 postliberation18

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