Dependents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPENDENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DEPENDENT, a person who depends on another for support
• a person who relies on another, especially a family member, for financial support
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• hanging down

Words related to DEPENDENTS

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How to use DEPENDENTS in a sentence

• Allowances to dependents are more, however, than financial expedients.
• No one who is not looked up to by a crowd of grateful dependents, all fattening in the shadow of his prosperity, as it were, can understand Mr.
• Being greatly incensed at this, he sent out many of his resolute and desperate dependents, by whom numbers of the Tartar nobles were slain.
• In those instances in which the monarch finally prevailed over his vassals, his success was chiefly owing to the tyranny of those vassals over their dependents.
• It hardly required enlightenment to convince slaves that they would be better off as freemen than as dependents whose very wills were subject to those of their masters.
• We have had imposed upon us by the unlucky prowess of our ancestors the task of ruling a vast number of millions of alien dependents.
• This tomb contains the ashes of the dependents of Tiberius, the contemporary of our Lord.
• Alfonso is always magnanimous and clement, excellent in mind and body, good and courteous by nature, deserving the faithful service and warm love of his dependents.
• No doubt the doctor will be of use to you and to your dependents.
• Then, if all profits from war-supplies were turned over to the government, there would be money enough to pay a fair allowance to our soldiers and their dependents.
• Little Hugo, the son of Kunigunda, was to suffer much at the hands of his stepmother and her dependents.
• They had numerous dependents, who were willing to give up liberty for plenty and ease.
• This act of civility to her dependents was to me a perfect expression of Mrs.
• Thirty odd herds, labourers, and other dependents have left Maryfort.
• Jensen I called one evening upon Wong, and found him with his sons and chief dependents at the evening meal.
• And it occurs to me that the more inconspicuous you make this bunch of lazy dependents the more agreeable it will be for Mrs.
• They issued some writs for new elections, in places where they hoped to have interest enough to bring in their own friends and dependents.
• In Germany, Italy, and Poland he had either zealous friends and dependents or weak and divided enemies.
• He bade Williams freely state what he knew of their old neighbours and dependents.
• Both were exceedingly kind to their servants and dependents, whom on all occasions they delighted to enrich and advance, and to rescue from dangers.
• Many dependents are like the many bands that bind us, or like the old elephant that struggles in the mud.
• The rest of the planet was made up of actual or potential dependents under European authority.
• Landowners built themselves and their dependents strong houses and castles.
• On January 22, 1450, the King refused to free the dependents of the university from taxation.
• I saw men who had earned good salaries in their prime, reach the years of incapacity as dependents.
• He had a theory that it was necessary for him to remain in charge of his establishment, and that he was doing a good thing by sending his servants and dependents.
• Unable to act with the requisite force and severity, he has lost the confidence of his dependents who fear to rise against the superior genius of Kolbein.

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