Disturbances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTURBANCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISTURBANCE, the act of disturbing
• a breakdown of peaceful and law-abiding behaviour
• interference with rights or property.
• the interruption of a settled and peaceful condition
• a state in which normal mental or physical functioning is disrupted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of disturbing; the state of being disturbed

Words related to DISTURBANCES

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How to use DISTURBANCES in a sentence

• Until this intimacy with the Ashburtons, no domestic disturbances of note had taken place in the Carlyle household.
• Tithes could not be collected except at the point of the bayonet, which of course was followed by crimes and disturbances that government could not prevent.
• He reproached him with the faults of his disciples, the scandals which they had caused, and the disturbances which he had occasioned in the world by giving up ancient customs.
• Frequently the disturbances were so loud in the telephone as to destroy conversation.
• The disturbances are more serious than I had anticipated.
• The rejection of the Bill was followed by disturbances throughout the country.
• By this time the disturbances had become faint, with more frequent pauses.
• Yesterday it was the fashion at Versailles not to believe that there were any disturbances at Paris.
• Twice, also, during public appearances of the King, who was well known as a strong advocate of the Bill, there had been considerable disturbances amongst the crowds.
• Attacks without warning, fearful murders, implacable vengeance, and sanguinary disturbances in the towns, were evils which became common, and spread.
• He wanted to see Holy Russia homogeneous and free from revolutionary disturbances.
• Disturbances in Artois and Lower Normandy on account of religious worship.
• During the disturbances, a Maori leader, in sincere quest for tobacco, found something more deadly.
• In a smaller number of cases, which have less tendency to emotional disturbances, the phenomena are more simple.
• The 1st of May saw our disturbances commence with the mutiny of the 7th Oudh Irregular Infantry.
• I have heard with regret of disturbances on the part of the students in your seminary.
• These disturbances appear to have been of an extraordinary description.
• Proceedings were taken against a Roman Catholic priest for the part which it was alleged he took in those disturbances.
• Disturbances of a fierce nature at last rendered the interference of the Turkish authorities necessary, who acted with impartiality.
• The structure and nervous system of women cause physical and mental disturbances which affect their judgment and life.
• The family found that the less attention they paid to the disturbances, the less they were vexed.
• The disturbances amongst the clan which Ostorius had lately suppressed were probably connected with her intrigues.
• What he says of revolutions, is equally true of all great disturbances.
• It is said, that the disturbances, if there were any before the repeal, were slight, and without difficulty or inconvenience might have been suppressed.
• If ever there was a prince who could not have an interest in disturbances, it was its sovereign, the Rajah Cheit Sing.
• In diseases of other organs the disturbances set up concern the individual only.

Similar words containing TURBANCE without suffix s and without prefix dis

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