Exposures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPOSURES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXPOSURE, the act of exposing
• the state of having no protection from something harmful
• a physical condition resulting from being outside in severe weather without adequate protection
• experience of something
• the action of placing oneself at risk of financial losses, e.g. through making loans or underwriting insurance
• the revelation of something secret, especially something embarrassing or damaging
• the publicizing of information or an event
• the action of exposing a photographic film to light
• the quantity of light reaching a photographic film, as determined by shutter speed and lens aperture
• the direction in which a building faces; an outlook

Words related to EXPOSURES

exposure17

Words that contain EXPOSURES

reexposures20 autoexposures22 overexposures25 underexposures24

How to use EXPOSURES in a sentence

• They are liable to exposures, hardships, and privations, to uncertain supplies of food and bad cookery.
• For two years and more they struggled with these destructive influences in their own camps, in Bulgaria and the Crimea, with the usual result of such exposures in waste of life.
• Military life, with the labors, exposures, and circumstances of war, differs widely from civil life.
• His nervous system was completely shattered, after so many labors and exposures in his numerous campaigns.
• But I soon found that the exposures along the front were too great for my system, in its enfeebled condition.
• The army endured incredible hardships and exposures in this march.
• Justice to them compels us to accept and use the exposures he offers us of himself.
• Those that prosper on south exposures are equipped to resist late and early frosts as well as very hot sunshine.
• The films should be purchased in rolls of six exposures, each roll in a tin, the cover sealed with surgical tape.
• Here and there, along the mountain sides, we caught glimpses of rock exposures, which looked snow-white in the distance.
• They were obviously vessels of considerable capacity and were of such construction and such strength as to stand the roughest marine exposures.
• I have recently seen a fine specimen produced by another plan, which far exceeds the above, there being no line, or any peculiarity denoting two exposures.
• We must remember that a plate sensitive enough to record instantaneous exposures of 1-500 of a second must be sensitive to any tiny ray of outside light also.
• We soon find that we can guess at average exposures with considerable accuracy, especially if we adopt a certain brand of plate and become accustomed to its working qualities.
• Of course in practice we make a number of exposures before we begin to develop.
• But I have two exposures, by the rosebush, and I think they are both good.
• While these exposures were being made abroad, matters at home began to look very bad for the Claimant.
• If batteries become weak the exposures may be increased slightly.
• In making time exposures the camera shutter must be held open for the desired time.
• Such momentous endowments and exposures imply a corresponding arena and career.
• A camp is located near some spring or stream and collectors ride or walk over miles of these exposures in each direction till the region is thoroughly explored.
• Proper exposures and proper soil are necessary for good wines, anywhere, but nothing is easier than to have both.
• At length the toils and exposures broke down his health and he was obliged to take several voyages in adjoining waters.
• Exposures by the way had made inroads on his health and gradually he lost his strength until death finally claimed him on the evening of Wednesday, October the 16th.
• The exposures in our table are for plates of medium rapidity in good spring light.
• The most rapid plates in the market will not be overdone with half the given exposures.
• Soon after that he was carried from the field, not wounded, but in utter exhaustion after exposures which no power of will could surmount.
• He was subject to attacks of rheumatism, due to his age, and many exposures in the past.
• I put in my smallest stop, and prepared for short exposures.
• These photographic plates were very sensitive, were easily handled, and indefinitely long exposures could be made with them.
• He accustomed his body, Spartan-like, to all the fatigues and exposures of war.
• His health was feeble, and suffered much from the exposures of the journey.
• The exposures of the voyage proved too much for him, and he returned to Petersburg in a state of debility and pain which excited the greatest apprehensions.

Similar words containing POSURE without suffix s and without prefix ex

exposure17 reposure10 composure15 disposure12 reposures11 composures16 disposures13 reexposure19 reexposures20 autoexposure21 discomposure19 overexposure24 postexposure23 autoexposures22 discomposures20 overexposures25 underexposure23 underexposures24

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