Expeditions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPEDITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXPEDITION, a journey or excursion undertaken for a specific purpose
• a journey undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpose, especially that of exploration, research, or war
• the people involved in an expedition
• a short trip made for a particular purpose
• promptness or speed in doing something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a journey or excursion undertaken for a specific purpose; the group of persons making such a journey

Words related to EXPEDITIONS

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How to use EXPEDITIONS in a sentence

• The daily journals were filled with details of contemplated expeditions, and one morning Mrs.
• He is dying to talk of war and the French and expeditions over the mountains, as Mr.
• The aid, so often promised by France and Spain, had dwindled down to the private expeditions of certain brave adventurers.
• These expeditions were followed by others on a smaller scale, but of like character.
• Among the most notable are the several Lopez expeditions to Cuba, about 1850, and the Walker expeditions to Lower California, Nicaragua, and Honduras, a few years later.
• Our Swedes and Goths were the less backward in such expeditions, as they had always been the first therein.
• Cortez undertook, at his own charge, several of these expensive exploring expeditions to discover the strait of which Montezuma had spoken, and one of them he conducted in person.
• The expedition, however, in spite of this failure, remains one of the most important exploring expeditions ever undertaken in America.
• On one of these expeditions they were in turn attacked by the Afridis, and defeated.
• It was up this creek that the trail led out into the hills, the one that Reynolds had always taken when he went forth on his hunting expeditions.
• Great was the booty, and the Indians who went on that expedition were rich and eager for other expeditions.
• The Indians along the coast are accustomed to set out every year on their plundering expeditions in the season of the bonancas, which come between the brisas and the vendabals.
• Thereafter the king of the Aethiopians became afraid, and sent no further expeditions against Abramus.
• During the heathen period, even the Picts seem often to have made piractical expeditions far into the south of England.
• These expeditions were never made oftener than twice a week and on different days and at different hours, sometimes by day, sometimes by night.
• What were the Crusades? Holy wars, or expeditions, undertaken by the Christians against the Turks and Saracens, to recover Palestine, between the years 1100 and 1400.
• He had the air of a man accustomed to being called up in the early hours of the morning to go forth on mysterious expeditions.
• During the inactive of the allied armies before Sebastopol, and in the neighbourhood of the Tchernaya, certain expeditions were undertaken, which were important.
• It is supposed that intelligence of these expeditions was communicated by the enemies of Coligny to the court of Spain.
• They took in two complete expeditions, each with our own pack-outfit.
• Several expeditions were made about this time into the depths of the Far West Forests.
• As to the invisible side, we could have visited that in our exploring expeditions on the lunar globe.
• And I come now to make the request, as her physician, not as her friend, that her expeditions may be as little interfered with as possible.
• Expeditions sent by Cortes to reduce the provinces of the Mexican empire.
• Keane, in which, after giving an account of the murder, he begged all officers never to go out into the country on sporting expeditions unless in large parties and well armed.
• He abandoned the conclusion, however, when he discovered that his friend was in the habit of making solitary expeditions.
• It should not be understood that all the interpreters employed by white men on such expeditions wholly knew the spoken language of the tribes among whom they travelled.
• There were other expeditions and battles in the North.
• Several unsuccessful expeditions have been fitted out with this view from Sydney, both by sea and land.
• Her motive for inviting them on these expeditions, was simply to include Norman and his friends in her own enjoyment of the summer woods.

Similar words containing PEDITION without suffix s and without prefix ex

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