Exploration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPLORATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or an instance of exploring
• the action of exploring an unfamiliar area
• the action of searching an area for natural resources
• thorough examination of a subject
• The act of exploring, penetrating, or ranging over for purposes of discovery, especially of geographical discovery; examination; as, the exploration of unknown countries
• physical examination.
• to travel for the purpose of discovery
• a careful systematic search
• a systematic consideration

Words related to EXPLORATION

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Words that contain EXPLORATION

explorations21 explorational22 reexploration22 explorationist23 reexplorations23 explorationists24

How to use EXPLORATION in a sentence

• A thorough exploration is now being made of all the passes at the head of Lynn Canal and of the upper waters of the Yukon.
• More men and energy and money were utilized in those fifteen years of African discovery than in the first century and a half of American exploration.
• Leaving the balance of our company at Delavan, we started on foot on our tour of exploration.
• The report of this exploration will be communicated to you as soon as it is completed.
• With regard to the proposition for the appointment of a commission of exploration and survey, Mr.
• Cunningham accompanied me in the whale-boat to continue its further exploration.
• Failure to remember this fact is one of the obstacles in the way of securing a proper appreciation of the needs and the results, of South American exploration.
• It is the nearest place to Stonehenge in which accommodation may be had and is also a good centre for the exploration of the Plain.
• Now, whenever the journals of the day devoted space to arctic exploration, it was invariably in reference to the English expedition wintering on the Greenland coast.
• Travel, exploration, and discovery had introduced new subjects of human interest and contemplation.
• If she left the doctor and went off on an expedition of independent exploration she would not know which way to go, and might get into trouble.
• Such an explanation, even after 2 years of relatively high-geared activity in the space exploration field, appears to be warranted.
• This is a concept which, in connection with space exploration, has been recognized for many years.
• If this happens, space exploration again may be a most important element in taking up the slack which a prominent reduction in defense activity could not help but bring about.
• But it is admitted that the leaders were not bushmen and had had no experience in exploration.
• Besides the great discovery of the Shaft-Graves, Schliemann carried on the exploration of the famous beehive tombs in the lower city of Mycenae.
• To those who love outdoor life there is always a novelty about exploration.
• The localities are named in the order of their exploration.
• East of the Caspian Sea they abound, and towards the centre of Asia as far as records of exploration and travel present reliable accounts of the country.
• Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, stated to us, that, once being in Richmond, he resolved to give a little religious exploration to the surrounding country.
• Livingstone would soon visit that part of the continent? Yes, for in following that missionary tour, he was going to complete the exploration of Central Africa.
• The exploration of Barbicane and his friends around the moon had allowed them to control the different theories about the terrestrial satellite.
• Thus, the most direct and practical plan for seeking the river, was perfectly consistent with my views of general exploration.
• As a preliminary step towards the exploration of the Darling, Mr.
• STANLEY, it is said, now wishes he had gone on his exploration journey quite alone, without any travelling TROUP.
• In the half-century that has elapsed since its completion, the exploration of a thousand years has gone busily forward.
• Richard, who was beside him, fell to work, and a further exploration revealed a band of some metal, probably brass.
• Even in the same field the results of one exploration do not interfere with or supersede those of another.
• The investigations of Pasteur had already filled Europe with applause when Koch, following on the same lines of scientific exploration, began to enlarge the borders of knowledge.
• The Egypt Exploration Fund has also added materially to our knowledge of that country which is associated with the early history of the Chosen People.

Similar words containing PLORA without suffix tion and without prefix ex

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