Enlargements is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENLARGEMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENLARGEMENT, an act or instance of enlarging
• the action or state of enlarging or being enlarged
• a photograph that is larger than the original negative or an earlier print.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of enlarging; the state of being enlarged

Words related to ENLARGEMENTS

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How to use ENLARGEMENTS in a sentence

• He was intent upon securing for France territorial enlargements equal to those of Prussia.
• The three enlargements I took with me, making them into a roll as I went.
• These baths are very useful for affections of the larynx, articular enlargements, and most kinds of rheumatism and neuralgia.
• The various tribes brought under our jurisdiction by these enlargements of our boundaries are estimated to embrace a population of 124,000.
• The monasteries never grew sufficiently to require great enlargements, and thus they would have been to-day very nearly as the Anglo-Saxon monks saw them.
• In the deeper holes I invariably found several enlargements at various points in the burrow.
• They make negatives of such perfect quality that enlargements of any size can be made from them.
• Drawings or photographic enlargements will render us independent of direct microscopic appeal, which is not at all times convenient.
• By visual examination one may detect the presence of various swellings or enlargements, such as characterize bruises and strains of tendons where inflammation is acute.
• As the subject advances in age there is more or less diminution in the size of the enlargements.
• I have accordingly proposed that the enlargements of the city of New Orleans, which must immediately take place, shall be on this plan.
• But it is only in case of enlargements to be made, or of cities to be built, that his means of prevention can be employed.
• It should be remembered, however, that small enlargements are difficult to see a few feet away and that large ones lose some of the contrast between ridges and background.
• Some courts do not permit numbering or lining of the photographs and the enlargements alone in these cases will have to suffice.
• These northern rooms of the lodge seem to be simply enlargements of the passageway.
• He has sent to America the negative of one of these enlargements with instructions that the friends can order copies for themselves.
• June 28, 1950 Photos of the Arcade of the Shrine Under separate cover two enlargements of the arcade of the Shrine of the Bab have been mailed you.
• I noticed, in a heavy frame, one of those depressing “crayon enlargements” often seen in farmhouse parlors, the subject being a round-eyed baby in short dresses.
• Indeed, his limitations are more easily indicated than his enlargements.
• We can go at the work so intensely that we become muscle-bound and develop some structural enlargements that we do not need.
• But many alterations and enlargements of the palaces were made after the date of Nero, and we cannot now be sure of the precise aspect of the hill-top in his day.
• Some of the differences and enlargements may be illustrated after we have considered our first simple outline.
• Our enlargements of the building had never met our needs.
• These are the most important enlargements and improvements.
• The demand of the imagination for the normal size of the persons and things in the picture is so strong that it easily and constantly overcomes great enlargements or reductions.

Similar words containing LARGEMENT without suffix s and without prefix en

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