Elevations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELEVATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ELEVATION, the act of elevating
• increase in the level of something
• the raising of the consecrated elements for adoration at Mass
• the ability of a dancer to attain height in jumps.
• a high place or position
• the angle of something with the horizontal, especially of a gun or of the direction of a celestial object
• a scale drawing showing the vertical projection of one side of a building.
• the action or fact of raising or being raised to a higher or more important level, state, or position
• height above a given level, especially sea level
• a particular side of a building
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the height to which something is elevated; as the angular distance of something (as a celestial object) above the horizon; the degree to which a gun is aimed above the horizon; the height above the level of the se altitude

Words related to ELEVATIONS

elevation12

Words that contain ELEVATIONS

superelevations20

How to use ELEVATIONS in a sentence

• As we approached, they scrambled from their elevations, and, diving to the bottom, scurried to the entrance of the cave.
• It lay in a valley in the midst of hills, which did not look high, because they rose with a gentle slope, and had no bold elevations or grand-shaped peaks.
• VEITCH during his recent journeys in Japan frequently met with it at considerable elevations, and considers it the finest flowering tree in that country.
• And we should proceed to finish taking the elevations on the due north line to some point where the waters divide.
• I have not always had an orchestra stall, but what of that? One ought to see things at several angles and from several elevations, you know.
• In the south-central section of the island, a somewhat isolated group of elevations appears, culminating in El Potrerillo at a height of nearly 3,000 feet.
• On the north bank, there are seen some slight elevations at a distance of some twelve or fifteen leagues from the lake.
• As platforms were required both for security and for comfort in the lower region, they retained them, instead of choosing natural elevations in the upper one.
• Main elevations within it vary from 2500 to 4000 feet.
• Perhaps it is better to go after the prizes for which we are qualified, than to aspire to elevations which we are unable to hold intelligently.
• Painful convulsions of the limb occur, shown by involuntary spasmodic elevations due to reflex irritation of the muscles.
• I realized that there was little chance of finding any access along this side, so after my noon meal I ascended one of the lower elevations in order to obtain my bearings.
• With high elevations, or when rolling, care should be taken that the shell does not slip down the bore before this is done.
• In Mexico, it is occasionally found on mountain sides at considerable elevations and by some is supposed to be there indigenous.
• Another of these elevations, situated in the centre of the valley, was adorned with a venerable holly tree, which had grown there for ages.
• Another of these elevations, situated in the centre of the valley, was adorned with a venerable holly-tree, which has grown there for ages.
• The wave-movement has a rate of from twenty to thirty miles a minute, depending on the elasticity of the rock and the elevations on the surface.
• Jerdon says it is found at elevations of 3000 to nearly 6000 feet.
• The greatest elevations occur in the west, where the mountain Tomahu reaches 8530 ft.
• Even in our higher elevations of sixteen or eighteen hundred feet I can show you some good old bearing trees that are ten or twelve inches in diameter.
• Be reassured, we shall not leave this plateau, the greatest elevations of which do not exceed fifteen hundred feet.
• On some elevations that emerge are lotus and papyrus.
• There were few elevations on the island, and those not of any great magnitude, the loftiest point being scarcely seven hundred feet.
• Sometimes the elevations were covered with a thicket or copse, in which our dogs would generally rouse up one or more deer.
• Boeer and Moedler measured 1,905 different elevations, of which six exceed 15,000 feet and twenty-two exceed 14,400 feet.
• At different elevations up the side of the mountain, are scattered the country houses of the richer inhabitants, placed amongst groups of trees and surrounded with vines.
• On these little elevations the prairie-dogs sit on their haunches, chattering to each other and observing whatever passes on the Plains.
• Many elevations, indeed, were measured with great pains on the part of the Americans as well as of Great Britain.
• The number of elevations within the territory watered by the Aroostook and claimed by Great Britain that have thus been carefully measured amounts to upward of 200.
• I remember shooting the same species at elevations of 8,000 feet in Bootan, in oak forests.
• Some other elevations than of the surface of the globe, in this hemisphere, the Transatlantics may yet behold.
• It does so not by a flight of steps, at distinctly different elevations, but rather by an ascending slope.

Similar words containing ELEVATION without suffix s

elevation12 elevational14 superelevation19 superelevations20

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