Eminently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMINENTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an eminent manner; in a high degree; conspicuously; as, to be eminently learned.
ADVERB:
• EMINENT, of high station or rank
• to a notable degree; very
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to a high degre; very

Words related to EMINENTLY

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How to use EMINENTLY in a sentence

• Now we affirm, that, with accidental exceptions, nationality has always been a matter of race, and was eminently so in the instances he quotes.
• If any part of the Old Testament be typical, the whole life and character of David, from his birth to his death, are eminently so.
• These qualifications were eminently conspicuous in the gentleman who filled the chair in the earlier part of my life, and who is now one of the ornaments of the other house.
• This young Frenchwoman was eminently handsome and attractive.
• This principle is eminently true in its application to children.
• Thus, every other way being closed up against them, they were obliged to turn their faces toward that country in which they became so eminently useful.
• There is no doubt that the country was eminently fitted for such a purpose.
• They have all obtained a good report, and richly and eminently do they deserve it.
• But although his Central Asian origin is eminently probable, I do not at present see any clear proof of it.
• Was she eminently skilled in the art of pleasing? 5.
• He also wrote wills and deeds, making himself useful in almost every way in which an active man of eminently practical good sense can serve his neighborhood and country.
• It may be eminently proper, but it is very uncomfortable to him.
• Strong sense is a leading feature of his character, and a practical wisdom which renders him eminently capable in the discharge of details.
• Each one had his special endowment, and was eminently qualified to contribute to a more healthy religious tone throughout the Protestant lands.
• There was a period that existed eminently in the Jackson administration and a few years after that might be called the Augustan age of Congress.
• I have always loved dancing, and the exercise, besides being eminently beneficial to the health and wonderfully conducive to grace is, to my thinking, highly moral in its effect.
• And, in the present case, having regard to the obviously serious condition of the patient, such a doubt was eminently disturbing.
• But we must not forget that slow morphine poisoning might be eminently suitable in certain cases.
• His work on the Constitution of the United States is one of his most eminently successful labors.
• If this is true of religion in general, it is eminently true of the Christian religion.
• The scene that greeted them was eminently suited to their purpose.
• This eminently proper act he did in an eminently proper manner, thanks to his transient connection with the Republican party.
• This practice, though rarely resorted to in later times, was, in my judgment, eminently wise, and may on occasions of great importance be properly revived.
• After this long and eminently successful pastorate, Mr.
• The main body of the Boers was concentrated between Belfast and Machadodorp, north-east of Twyfelaar, in a country eminently suited for what was considered their final effort.
• He is eminently useful under this compulsion, and eminently useless, even to himself, without it.
• His life has been eminently useful and eminently pure.

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