Elders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELDERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ELDER, a kind of shrub or small tree bearing white flowers and black berries
• people who are older than one
• a person who is older than one by a specified length of time
• a leader or senior figure in a tribe or other group
• an official in the early Christian Church, or of various Protestant Churches and sects
• a member of a senate or governing body.
• a small tree or shrub with pithy stems, white flowers, and bluish-black or red berries.
• used in names of plants that resemble the elder in leaf or flower, e.g. ground elder.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of one or more out of a group of associated people) of a greater age
• used to distinguish between related famous people with the same name
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an older person

Words related to ELDERS

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How to use ELDERS in a sentence

• And they shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh to him of the patrimony of his elders.
• The inhabitants are esteemed the most civilized of their nation, and governed by their own elders and chiefs, they live in a state of almost republican independence.
• As the party drew away from the inn she dropped behind the elders and wandered off into a side path to gather autumn leaves.
• Its original elders had long since lost heart and passed away.
• A moment he stood so, turning to look back at the group of priests and Elders around the Prophet, seeking for any sign, even for a glance that should be not unkind.
• Young officers, controlling their elders, only needed a change of uniform to pass in an Athenian crowd.
• Congregations were formed and organized with their own elders and deacons, and in this he took the first steps.
• While these few words were being exchanged among the elders, a private communication was in course of progress between the two young people under the cabin table.
• You will naturally wonder whether anything was done by our elders to check our precocious attachment, while it was still an innocent love union between a boy and a girl.
• On sofas facing each other sit the two remaining guests, who have not joined the elders at the card-table in another room.
• He instructeth the elders concerning Jehovah, and from mouth to mouth his wisdom traverseth till it reacheth the ears of the young.
• It was now about midnight, but the elders took it quietly and sang a hymn or two.
• The elders now took up their labors among the Indians.
• At times his excitement rose to such threatening heights the elders put brick bats in his pockets to hold him down.
• Therefore the elders also acquired a special authority, and were to receive the utmost deference and due obedience.
• So it was the others, and not Mun Bun, who told their elders about the calf stuck in the mud.
• The boys drew apart from their elders and discussed the great news.
• Besides this, he had, as we said before, arrested their elders and sworn to send them to Siberia, if the Jews did not pay.
• He heard his elders give thanks for their freedom when they attended church and wondered what it was all about.
• Children, no doubt, would soon learn the movements of expression in their elders in the same manner as animals learn those of man.
• It was unworthy of Mary to ignore the Divine origin of Jesus, and call Joseph his father before the elders.
• Robert Stevenson, engineer, who was one of the elders.
• For this the elders turned at once to Anne Woodford.
• My father, Thomas Williams, and my mother, Marianne, sat among the elders tranquil and satisfied.
• And upon this latter belief it is, in part, that the office of elders is founded, as before described.

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