Discoveries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOVERIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISCOVERY, the act of finding out
• a dessert apple of a variety with crisp flesh and bright red skin.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of discovering b (1) archaic; disclosure (2) obsolete; display c obsolete; exploration

Words related to DISCOVERIES

discovery18

Words that contain DISCOVERIES

rediscoveries19 prediscoveries22

How to use DISCOVERIES in a sentence

• It has been the culmination of the discoveries, the researches, yes, and the failures, of others, until the time was ripe and the destined man appeared.
• The King of France wrote him a letter, thanking him for his useful discoveries in electricity, and for his invention of the lightning-rod.
• My immediate impression of her had been that she was dressed in mourning, but during the few moments she stood talking with our friend I made more discoveries.
• The gold discoveries had suddenly filled it with population, making the usual probation as a Territory altogether needless.
• His discoveries are his nobility in this world, his trifling invention gives him rank in the world to come.
• Often, it seems, the stir and excitement provoked by the ultimately disastrous scientific discoveries were a cause of good art.
• What discoveries had taken place between the giving of the invitation and the giving of the dinner it was impossible to say.
• And I naturally expected to make far more interesting discoveries in this room.
• You will now look into your map and follow Columbus in some of his discoveries.
• The police made no discoveries that supported her first frantic accusation of herself.
• They will, upon investigation, be found in the many discoveries and inventions made in the last few centuries.
• It will communicate all the improvements and new discoveries in the arts and sciences, made in Europe for some years past.
• A more extraordinary and more important discovery has hardly ever been made, for it contained the foundation of nearly all scientific discoveries which have been made since.
• Franklin flies a kite, and a shock of electricity starts him upon the road to his discoveries.
• The world was busy with discoveries of new countries and with wars of conquest or religion, and those who had no strength for the march fell by the wayside, and were left there.
• It may be presumed from the great discoveries which are in progress in Turkestan that presently much more will be achieved in this field.
• The vain notion that God, having created the world at first, left it for ever after to the operation of natural laws, is conclusively demolished by the discoveries of geology.
• In this book the hero, Roland Clewe, is pictured as a scientist who had made many startling discoveries and inventions at his works in Sardis about the year 1946.
• She gave early discoveries of a genius for poetry, and Mr.
• These discoveries necessitated a new arrangement of the plans that had been made the preceding night.
• We have, however, the good sense to apply them so far as we know them, and to accept new discoveries, new methods, and new ways of applying them, as they come to us.
• During that time there were various visionary reports of new discoveries of gold regions, one of a lake that the sands of its banks were rich with gold.
• Our wounds soon became very painful, owing to the cold and the sea water, and we cursed Alaminos and his discoveries, who still persisted that this land was an island.
• Recent discoveries render it probable that these mines are more extensive and valuable than was anticipated.
• Yet exactly the same habits and principles that have secured our present knowledge are still active within us, and promise further discoveries.
• A curious thing is that with the discoveries of the mummies a belief arose as to the great efficacy of powdered mummy in various maladies.

Similar words containing COVERIE without suffix s and without prefix dis

recoveries15 rediscoveries19 prediscoveries22

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