Estates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTATES in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [ES·TAT·ED, ES·TAT·ING.]:
• to establish in or as in an estate.
VERB:
• ESTATE, to bestow landed property
NOUN:
• a piece of landed property, especially one of large extent with an elaborate house on it: to have an estate in the country.
• a housing development.
• a major political or social group or class, especially one once having specific political powers, as the clergy, nobles, and commons in France or the lords spiritual, lords temporal, and commons in England.
• condition or circumstances with reference to worldly prosperity, estimation, etc.; social status or rank.
• pomp or state.
• high social status or rank.
• a period or condition of life: to attain to man's estate.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with landed property

Words related to ESTATES

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Words that contain ESTATES

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How to use ESTATES in a sentence

• Comedy is mild, gentle, willing for to please, And seeks to gain the love of all estates.
• The Belvidere is one of the finest estates in the valley.
• Not that she had any passengers or freight for Brandon perhaps, or Brandon for her, but because all these river estates are postoffices and the Pocahontas carries the river mail.
• The large estates have their own railway systems running to all the fields of the plantation.
• Thus Maximilian had the Austrian estates upon the Danube only, as the nucleus of the empire he was ambitious of establishing.
• It informed me that three Yorkshire neighbouring estates were to be offered for sale.
• As a matter of fact only a few estates were sold, and on the purchase price of one of those for which I was agent I received two per cent.
• The trustees for these estates had charged themselves with a great sum of money, and the lords in the opposition thought they had a right to know how it had been disposed.
• There are scarcely any large estates owned by individuals, but some of the monasteries possess considerable domains.
• Its only connection with the subject is the account it gives of the manner in which the great estates were originally settled.
• Then there had been a comparative hush to listen to the voice of a speaker who denounced the First and Second Estates from the pedestal of the statue of Louis XV.
• Their vast estates were scattered along the rivers from the seacoast to the mountains.
• She was careful to learn of his fortunes, as the King to appease the Protestant nobles had confiscated the Ellswold estates and everything else that Buckingham had not taken.
• They would take his personal orders, whether in managing his estates, collecting his provincial revenues, or relieving him of some routine portion of his own official labour.
• He possesses numerous estates and has many tenants to deal with.
• The Catholics of Ireland, in the great rebellion, lost their estates for fighting in defence of their King.
• Their leaders met in the palace of Archbishop Beaton, and resolved to apprehend Angus, who was come to the city to attend the convention of estates.
• According to his usual careful habits, he made out a long paper, in which he planned how his estates should be managed for several years, with a rotation of crops.

Similar words containing ESTATE without suffix s

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