Enquiries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENQUIRIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENQUIRY, a question, also INQUIRY
• an act of asking for information
• an official investigation.

Words related to ENQUIRIES

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How to use ENQUIRIES in a sentence

• I made enquiries of all whom I thought likely to know anything concerning this post, but failed to elicit any information showing that there ever had been such a place.
• She could not bring herself to apply to outsiders for information, and there was no one to take up her case and make enquiries on her behalf.
• Disappointed and baffled on this side, Delia by the strictest enquiries endeavoured to find out who the unknown person was, in whose fate she had become so greatly interested.
• And although many supplementary enquiries were made, the real truth had remained undiscovered.
• LIFTING JACK Next comes enquiries for a good lifting Jack.
• If the present purchaser is a collector, one would have expected the enquiries of Mr.
• He had lived there, from the period of his flight, in so private a manner, that all the enquiries that had been set on foot, by the benevolence of Mr.
• As a matter of fact, everyone thought that I was taken suddenly ill, and many were the calls and enquiries on the following day.
• Black figures moved between him and the glare, and he tried to find out the exact nature of the conflict by enquiries in clumsy Russian.
• I determined to alight at the inn at which the coach put up, and to make my first enquiries there.
• What is the result of recent speculations about the origin and nature of language? Like other modern metaphysical enquiries, they end at last in a statement of facts.
• After a short silence which succeeded the first surprise and enquiries of meeting, Marianne asked Edward if he came directly from London.
• Admiral Nelson now resolved to steer towards Naples, with the hope of proving more successful in his enquiries.
• While I am inside, you can go and make what enquiries you like.
• I satisfied the Director-General that I was English to the backbone, and he made some enquiries as to my student career, finally desiring me to hold myself ready for examination.
• They evidently continue to take an interest in the land from which they have sprung, for the lady made some enquiries about the late Bishop Denvir, of whom I have already spoken.
• There is nothing in the detail of the poem which is not either founded upon the epitaph or gathered from enquiries concerning the deceased, made in the neighbourhood.
• Upon making enquiries it was ascertained that a superstition had grown up round that revolver.
• I returned home from my enquiries late on Sunday afternoon, and in a few minutes Oscar called by appointment.
• I am not less happy to have traced your brother and Emily, by my enquiries here, for we left Quebec too soon to have advice there of their arrival.
• After the funeral, McCarthy rode over to the Rocky Waterholes to make some enquiries.
• But the generals sent to each other some of their followers and began to make enquiries concerning the invasion.
• But if either our work, or our enquiries, are to be indeed successful in their own field, they must be connected with others of a sterner character.
• Oscarovitch made frequent enquiries of Jenny as to her condition, and always received the same reply.
• It was only last week they moved him, there being a lot of enquiries to be gone through that occupied them the whole of the winter and the spring.
• All his enquiries after her, and Glastonbury, at his suggestion, had not been idle, were quite fruitless.
• To-morrow I mean to make enquiries about retiring pensions for Mission workers! No one had much sympathy with me over the loss of my trunk.
• He put down the names and brief characteristics of their sons and daughters in a little note-book and consulted it before every visit so as to get his most casual enquiries right.
• The minister betrayed no wonder at this unusual act, showed no agitation, made no importunate enquiries.
• It might be awkward, and give rise to tiresome enquiries and comment.
• When on board he appeared much pleased, asked after his old friends, and was very particular in his enquiries after Capt.
• He would, he thought, not remain long with his aunt, and it would be a good opportunity to push his enquiries, could he but manage to go out with him.
• Tecumseh launched his canoe, and crossed over to Malden to make enquiries on the subject.
• Diligent enquiries have been made to ascertain whether the personage known as Robin Hood had a real existence, but without positive results.
• He had seemed more animated than usual, and had eaten his breakfast without making any embarrassing enquiries.

Similar words containing QUIRIE without suffix s and without prefix en

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