Earthquakes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EARTHQUAKES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EARTHQUAKE, a quaking or shaking of the earth
• a great upheaval
• a sudden violent shaking of the ground, typically causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a shaking or trembling of the earth that is volcanic or tectonic in origin

Words related to EARTHQUAKES

earthquake26

Words that contain EARTHQUAKES

microearthquakes36

How to use EARTHQUAKES in a sentence

• They could cause earthquakes, induce diseases or cure them, accomplish all vast mechanical undertakings, and release souls out of Purgatory.
• Earthquakes have swallowed up not hundreds merely, but many thousands, in many countries, and at many times.
• The houses are solidly constructed, but, on account of earthquakes, seldom more than one story above the ground floor.
• Earthquakes wrench through buried fiber-optic lines.
• And it appeared to me that the birds as they flew fell dead, and that there were great earthquakes.
• The city is subject to earthquakes and the plague, which latter, in 1814, carried off above 50,000 of the inhabitants.
• All through them, and for many weeks and months, the earthquakes continued.
• It was in those lower, still less recognized depths that the volcanic fire arose and the earthquakes gathered strength.
• Notwithstanding the volcanic character of Mexico, earthquakes are by no means so frequent there as in some of the neighbouring countries.
• Between earthquakes, the damage resulting from the railroad, and the location of the military forces at Juchitan, not far distant, the town is declining.
• But I think that we know, and that they ought to have known, enough about earthquakes to have been more prudent than they have been for many a year.
• But how was that done? By old earthquakes and changes which happened in old worlds, ages on ages since.
• Finally the statue grasps him by the hand and drags him down, amid flames and earthquakes, to eternal torment.
• The houses are built in a single story, since the village is afflicted with earthquakes.
• I mean the monstrous wars about small points of theology, the earthquakes of emotion about a gesture or a word.
• Yucatan is, and has been for ages past, quite free from earthquakes, while all surrounding countries are from time to time convulsed.
• BRICKS, MORTAR, GRANITE, SLATE, LIMESTONE, OR CALCAREOUS ROCKS, STEEL, EARTHS, VOLCANOES, AND EARTHQUAKES.
• Still, the greatest earthquakes do not occur in the vicinity of active volcanoes.
• Among the home events of the year which excited general interest were a series of earthquakes, which spread alarm over a large portion of Great Britain.
• It has been overturned by earthquakes, and is now nothing but a series of magnificent ruins, from which, however, ample evidence may be collected of its former magnificence.
• You see, after great disasters like fires and earthquakes and such, always reckless criminal class people come in its wake to rob and pillage.
• Apply this to a house where noises are actually caused by young earthquakes.
• There had never been any earthquakes in Shopton, yet he had great respect for Mr.
• You can go to Japan, and get pictures of earthquakes.
• The most exciting things in Constantinople are the earthquakes.
• It is not only earthquakes and floods, summer and winter, that bring human musings sharply to book.
• The destructive nature of earthquakes depends very much upon the nature of the ground.
• A few minor earthquakes shook some of these down years ago and established in the minds of the people a horror of earthquakes.
• The latitude of Calabria, where the terrible earthquakes occurred in 1905, is the same as that of the territory affected by the recent earthquake in the United States.
• Violent earthquakes are also of far more frequent occurrence than destructive volcanic eruptions, many hundreds of them having taken place during the historic period.
• Vincent, as told in a later chapter, formed merely the closing event in a series of earthquakes which had made themselves felt under thousands of miles of land.

Similar words containing EARTHQUAKE without suffix s

earthquake26 earthquaked28 microearthquake35 microearthquakes36

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