Exhibitions is valid Scrabble Word

Is exhibitions a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is exhibitions valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
23 points in Scrabble
24 points in WWF

Definitions for EXHIBITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

EXHIBITION, an act or instance of exhibiting
a public display of works of art or items of interest, held in an art gallery or museum or at a trade fair
a display or demonstration of a skill
a display of a quality or emotion
a scholarship awarded to a student at a school or university, usually after a competitive examination
(in sport) a game whose outcome does not affect a team's standing, typically one played before the start of a regular season

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How to use EXHIBITIONS in a sentence

Exhibitions of the art, old and new, were held in many cities in the United States, in South America and in England.
A reception was given in their honor at the club-house, and Tug made a speech, and the others gave various more or less ridiculous and impressive exhibitions of their grandeur.
We discussed the books of the past season, the exhibitions, the new men in letters and art.
The dreadful fire of London, in 1666, put a temporary stop to theatrical exhibitions, which were not permitted till the following Christmas.
I can only contemplate such exhibitions of will and spirit and conclude, as I so often conclude, that precisely there resides reality.
Having been an eye witness to one or two of these exhibitions, I am enabled to give an accurate account of the same.
I could not refrain from tears at these unhappy exhibitions on the part of my betrothed.
An uninterrupted view of these exhibitions may be enjoyed from the river, which runs parallel with the road adjoining the park.
The stone marks the spot, in this area, on which those cruel exhibitions were executed.
In the Inventions Exhibitions may be seen a good form of metal wheel, the invention of Mr.

In fact, were I to detail some of the scenes of his exhibitions as they were actually displayed, then I have no doubt I might be charged with coloring too highly.
Of all exhibitions, I have never seen any more beautiful than this.
On the other hand, some of our electric exhibitions produce mirth.
In fact such exhibitions were repeatedly given by him at a later stage when dealing with the Reform prisoners.
After such exhibitions of anger he would pause to listen, hoping to hear some sound which would tell him where the stranger was.
Exhibitions are everywhere bad guides to the average civilization of a country, as it is usual to expose only the objects that have been wrought with the greatest care.
Great as were his speeches, they did not transcend his exhibitions of power in private conversation.
The rage to see these exhibitions is so great, that sometimes one cannot pass through the streets where they are.
Allingham has constantly exhibited at the Academy and many other exhibitions.
Is known through the pictures she has shown at many Italian exhibitions.
It contained her criticisms of the May Exhibitions.
In theory I have grown more and more opposed to such exhibitions.
The appointments for Exhibitions are different in different colleges.
As all our doings are but exhibitions of our minds, so ourselves are manifestations of God.
Large exhibitions of poetic imagination are rare even in the greatest poets.
Even theatrical exhibitions and musical entertainments are provided on the presumption that they are gratified with what pleased them while in the body.
This Government is in frequent receipt of invitations from foreign states to participate in international exhibitions, often of great interest and importance.
I myself am accustomed to these exhibitions of selfishness and neglect.
Of the nineteen incidents in these twelve chapters fifteen give exhibitions of power.
A noble indignation rises in the minds of your popular leaders, on hearing the magic-lantern in their show of finance compared to the fraudulent exhibitions of Mr.
The Quakers have many reasons to give, why, as a society of christians they cannot encourage the theatre, by being present at any of its exhibitions.
The spontaneous exhibitions of children at play often reveal latent tastes, tendencies, or traits of character to one who is able to interpret them aright.

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