Engagements is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGAGEMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENGAGEMENT, an arrangement to meet or be present at a specified time and place
• a formal agreement to get married
• the duration of an agreement to get married
• an arrangement to do something or go somewhere at a fixed time
• the action of engaging or being engaged
• a fight or battle between armed forces
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an arrangement to meet or be present at a specified time and place; a job or period of employment especially as a performer

Words related to ENGAGEMENTS

engagement14

Words that contain ENGAGEMENTS

reengagements17 disengagements19 nonengagements18

How to use ENGAGEMENTS in a sentence

• He had his own engagements and haunts, and spent most of his time at a fashionable gaming house in the West End.
• There are many other rules of logical warfare, such as ignoring treaties, engagements, and, indeed, the truth in any form.
• It was really a little strange, for he was the soul of punctuality, and moreover, his engagements were of such a kind as rendered punctuality possible.
• The engagements entered into by Henry were only what were necessary to complete the guarantees given for the security of the rights of Catholics.
• What a whirl they lived in! So they did, but what was the remedy? Myra herself felt helpless in a tangle of engagements.
• But the accounts which we have of Parthian engagements make no reference to this usage, which we can therefore scarcely suppose to have been adopted to any large extent.
• As many as eighty engagements are said to have taken place before the walls, with no decided advantage to either side.
• The Persians used their ships of war, not only for naval engagements, but also for the conveyance of troops and the construction of bridges.
• Nor could she leave the place in which Willoughby remained, busy in new engagements, and new schemes, in which SHE could have no share, without shedding many tears.
• The three dancing men had engagements which drew them to new spheres of activity in other drawing-rooms.
• There is so much going on in May, June, and July, that it is a difficulty to get through all your engagements and yet see everything there is to be seen.
• It may not be as pretty as the other, but I expect that one is only kept to make engagements with.
• True to the engagements to which she had pledged herself, his wife was willing to go wherever it might please him to take her.
• Their want of discipline and skill in military manœuvres is of little consequence in small engagements, and of great in larger ones.
• Every day had its engagements to dinner, every night its theatre, every morning was filled up with callers, visits, and lounging.
• The Britons bravely opposed the progress of the invaders, but were defeated in a series of engagements.
• Together they marched to the East, and defeated the Persians under their king Sapor, in various engagements.
• He at the same time, however, declared that he would be faithful to his engagements in putting an end to the trade in Africans.
• And they left the care of fulfilling their engagements to the future consideration of parliament.
• On July 8 and November 30 closed the engagements for 1910 and 1911, up to May 30, 1912.
• Frequently the correspondents acted as volunteer aids to generals during engagements, and rendered important service.
• He bore this state of things for about a week, when his engagements to lecture in Ohio suddenly called him away.
• Knowing nothing of her but her singular name, I went down, prepared to make the interview short, as the pressure of many other engagements demanded.
• He had arrived at the time when he wanted to get away from the city and into the country as far as the engagements of his profession would permit.
• A cold damp settled on his brow at the thought, for in that event all his time had been thrown away, and there was no possibility of his meeting his various engagements.
• It was produced under the most influential patronage and pressure, for Soyer was overwhelmed with engagements, and had scruples against appearance in print.
• Then I reflect, too, too often perhaps for my engagements to her in her last hours, that the dear creature could only forgive for herself.
• Amongst these, the first and most effective are, no doubt, the strict observance of justice and the honest and punctual fulfillment of all engagements.
• Their nearness to the frontier makes it likely that the first engagements will take place on this border.
• I repeat it, therefore, let those engagements be observed in their genuine sense.
• The clergyman, following his line of duty, was not in a mood to accept delicate hints regarding social engagements.
• Since he commands me to see him, I will do so to-night, and throw over my other engagements.
• It sacrifices the interest, the honor, the independence of the United States, and the faith of our engagements to France.

Similar words containing GAGEMENT without suffix s and without prefix en

engagement14 reengagement16 disengagement18 nonengagement17 reengagements17 disengagements19 nonengagements18

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