Engages is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGAGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENGAGE, to employ
• involve someone in (a conversation or discussion)
• participate or become involved in
• establish a meaningful contact or connection with
• arrange to employ or hire (someone)
• pledge or enter into a contract to do something
• reserve (accommodation, a place, etc.) in advance
• (with reference to a part of a machine or engine) move into position so as to come into operation
• (of fencers or swordsmen) bring (weapons) together preparatory to fighting.
• enter into combat with (an enemy)
• occupy or attract (someone's interest or attention)

Words related to ENGAGES

engage8 engaged10 engaging11

Words that contain ENGAGES

reengages11 disengages13 greengages13

How to use ENGAGES in a sentence

• Suppose a man engages in explosive and immoderate laughter.
• They should, therefore, be read by every Government that engages in or is forced into any war.
• Cneius Fulvius engages Hannibal, and is beaten, with the loss of sixteen thousand men slain, he himself escapes with only two hundred horsemen.
• Hercules, before he commences this undertaking, wishes to hire a valet for the journey, has an interview with Girolamo, and engages him.
• And this, no doubt, is one of the reasons why English engages so small a proportion of their time and attention.
• Clara refused on the plea that she is busy upon a great musical work that engages all her attention.
• It is the understanding alone that confirms, and when it confirms, it engages the will to its party, and sets it about itself, and thus compels it to compliance.
• Presently the maid Bakulavalika appears, to adorn Malavika for the ceremony, and engages her in conversation about the king.
• This is possible only where there is, besides the hero, some character who engages our interest in the highest degree, and with whose fate his own is bound up.
• Among the officers and men of the 370th were represented about every calling in which the Negro of this day engages.
• To be sure a certain number of him engages in various other commercial callings, but that number bears always a very definite proportion to the Oriental population in general.
• In England, a mistress who engages a maid without such credentials is regarded as recreant to her order.
• She engages, on the condition already defined, to evacuate Belgian territory at the conclusion of peace.
• The war that comes nearest having a Divine justification is the war in which a great and mighty State engages to protect a small nation.
• In nine cases out of ten a merchant is utterly ignorant of the nature of the speculation he engages in.
• If a man engages with all his power in the acquisition of a science or in the perfection of an art, it is as if he has been worshipping God in the churches and temples.
• The Tiburtian, far the strongest body, Camillus engages at Pedum, encountering much greater difficulty, though with a result equally successful.
• As a conclusion to this subject, we must dwell for a moment on the point at which the courage of the Commander engages in a sort of conflict with his reason.
• But the man who engages in a party has seldom to do with any thing remote or abstruse.
• He gives us so much to rest upon, so much which communicates his spirit and engages ours! This is of very great importance.
• He engages a fashionable architect to build his house, and a society young lady who has gone into landscape gardening to lay out his grounds.
• Scipio engages with Hasdrubal, the son of Hamilcar, at Baetula, in Spain, and defeats him.
• The gods overlook the state, because the state engages them so to do, and therefore to break the laws of the state is to anger the gods of the state.
• This is a difficulty which is always experienced in the sinking of shafts, and the shutting off of water engages the best efforts of mining engineers.
• I now proceed to Cicero, who, we find, had often upon his hands the very controversy, that engages us at present.
• Nadine engages on that and your figure being right for the dresses of the year.
• The Boer who can afford such luxuries engages a tutor for his children, but tutors are mostly of the English persuasion.

Similar words containing GAGE without suffix s and without prefix en

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