Denominational is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENOMINATIONAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to denomination
• relating to or according to the principles of a particular religious denomination
• Pertaining to a denomination, especially to a sect or society.
• relating to or characteristic of a particular religious denomination
• relating to the face value of a banknote, coin, or stamp
• adhering or confined to a particular sect or denomination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of denominating

Words that contain DENOMINATIONAL

denominationali18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

How to use DENOMINATIONAL in a sentence

• I had no sympathy with his scheme for the endowment of denominational teaching, and, with all the will in the world to please him, I could not even meet him half way.
• It has from the first assumed a religious tone, and now claims to be ranked among the denominational Faiths of the day.
• They are not denominational in the sense in which enlightened people are.
• It would, I believe, be a gain if the splitting of the educational system into denominational schools had not taken place.
• What I have written of the grammar-schools and denominational colleges of course applies more or less to all secondary schools.
• Our denominational divisions tend to accentuate our social divisions.
• When he applauded Disestablishment and Denominational Schools he meant Land, Land, nothing but Land.
• Study the various forms of work undertaken for foreigners by denominational Home Mission Boards.
• These books are published by mutual arrangement among the denominational publishing houses, to whom all orders should be addressed.
• Almost all the schools, secondary as well as primary, are denominational.
• The hospital has accommodations for over one hundred patients, and is said to be the best conducted of any denominational charity in the city.
• Denominational distinctions set aside, those engaged in similar missionary operations could unite in an enterprise designed to advance their common interests.
• A very large party was gradually created favourable to a national system of secular education, leaving the religious care of the scholars to denominational supervision.
• That denominational union and fraternal intercourse which had been foreshadowed in 1817, were now thoroughly consummated for the first time.
• Miss Sanborn, it appeared, had been fitting herself at the denominational school to go out as a missionary.
• This is chiefly due to the antediluvian custom of dividing the Government educational grant on a denominational basis.
• Like his son, he had broad sympathies, and soared far above the petty barriers of denominational forms and prejudices.
• Into this corner of Missouri, and into this atmosphere of denominational rivalry came Robert Davis and his wife, Mary.
• Johnston and his friends in the council thought it necessary to lose no time in arousing the feelings of the supporters of denominational colleges against Mr.
• In 1871 the legislature of Manitoba established an educational system distinctly denominational.
• Launer, whose popularity among his countrymen triumphed over all influences, ecclesiastical and secular, that could be used in favour of denominational schools in Manitoba.
• She was possessed of a full measure of the denominational pride and prejudice common to the day and the community in which she existed.
• They have labelled themselves according to some denominational tag, and accept some form of belief that, to them, seems incontrovertible and satisfactory.
• If he unfold what is above all denominational disputes, he will be fortunate to escape accusations of transcendentalism, pantheism, spiritualism.
• The national system of primary education, designed originally in 1831 to be undenominational, has become rigidly denominational.
• The plans and methods of these leaflets have the approval of the denominational and interdenominational leaders of North America.
• The Denominational Leaders will sooner or later be forced to heed this cry from the largest section of the Sunday school field.
• Although sectarian or denominational teaching was not permitted, religious instruction was desired by the great majority of school patrons.
• It proposes to substitute local co-operation for the existing union on denominational lines, or to add the one to the other.
• Both denominations therefore organized societies of the same kind, to keep their young people within the denominational fold.
• The politician had come to urge the appointment of denominational chaplains for all the various sects represented in the British Army.

Similar words containing NOMINATION without suffix al and without prefix de

nomination12 nominations13 denomination15 renomination14 cognomination18 denominations16 prenomination17 renominations15 cognominations19 prenominations18 denominationali18 undenominationa18 nondenomination18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

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