Extremes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTREMES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXTREME, the highest degree
• either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible
• the highest or most extreme degree of something
• a very severe or serious measure
• the subject or predicate in a proposition, or the major or minor term in a syllogism (as contrasted with the middle term).
ADJECTIVE:
• reaching a high or the highest degree; very great
• not usual; exceptional
• very severe or serious
• (of a person or their opinions) far from moderate, especially politically
• denoting or relating to a sport performed in a hazardous environment and involving great risk
• furthest from the centre or a given point

Words related to EXTREMES

extreme16

Words that contain EXTREMES

extremest18

How to use EXTREMES in a sentence

• Whether exposed to extremes of heat or cold, it is dwarfed like every other tree, and becomes all knots and angles, wholly unlike the majestic forms we have been sketching.
• These two men, representing the extremes of English life in the seventeenth century, wrote the two works that stand to-day for the mighty Puritan spirit.
• There were the two extremes of a life that to the end excited my surprise.
• The extremes of heat and cold never visited Golden Valley.
• We want to effect a junction between the two extremes of the scale of Nature, the innermost creative spirit and a particular external form.
• It is remarkable that the two extremes of climate are distinguished by the predominance of evergreens in their vegetation.
• And between these extremes there are so many varieties of opinion that one can take nothing as generally accepted by men and women.
• In her met those extremes of character peculiar to her country.
• Mixed together in the same society, going to the same parties, and blended in daily neighborly intercourse, are families of the most opposite extremes in point of fortune.
• Tiberius was the storm-center of these struggles, and contrary to what legend has reported, he attempted as far as he was able to prevent the two parties from going to extremes.
• It is very curious to study the extremes of dishonor and of honor, in which women, as such, have been held, at different periods, under various social conditions.
• All wars have been horrible, but modern wars are more in extremes.
• They are exceedingly hardy, having much power to endure extremes of heat and cold, and to grow in poor soils and under adverse conditions.
• The same vehemence of temper which had transported him into the extremes of pleasure, now distinguished his religious habits.
• These qualities merge into each other, yet in their extremes they are widely different.
• These extremes of dressing naturally attract the attention of men, and the girls feel flattered and continue in their course, not realizing what impression the men really get.
• John plunged at once into a series of illustrative anecdotes of the most terrible kind, for she always talked, as she dressed, in extremes.
• But when the two extremes are brought close together, are forced together perhaps, then we have an electric effect.
• The extremes of hunger and bodily fatigue were alike powerless to restrain his desire to study the capacities of the organ as these were brought forth by the ablest hands.
• The innumerable shades of transition between these extremes, in which English and German Protestantism opened a pioneer track, remained a sealed book for them.
• Between these two extremes, Colorado and Louisiana, women have the other forty-six States to choose.
• These companions were graduates of different schools, extremes of different nationalities.
• I may here observe, as a general remark, that fine Madeira wines are equally improved by the extremes of heat and cold, and that damp is always hurtful to them.
• By this time he had felt both extremes of fortune to the full.
• It is the expression of a race incapable of looking foolish, of being giddy, of running to extremes.
• Essentially a man of extremes, he delighted in swinging the pendulum to its furthest limit either way.
• At best, eccentricity is a morbid tendency liable to run into extremes when its habits are undisturbed.
• The work of lay-sisters in some religious houses, where they understand the happiness of their lot, links the two extremes together across the centuries.

Similar words containing TREME without suffix s and without prefix ex

extreme16 diatreme11 entremes10 extremer17 outremer10 diatremes12 entremets11 extremely21 extremest18 monotreme13 outremers11 unextreme18 centremen13 entremesse12 monotremes14 tremendous13 arbitrement15 entremesses13 extremeness20 accoutrement18 accustrement18 arbitrements16 saltpetremen16 tremendously18 untremendous15 accoustrement19 accoutrements19 accustrements19 extremenesses22 accoustrements20 tremendousness17 tremendousnesse18 tremendousnesses19

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