Eyewitnesses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EYEWITNESSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EYEWITNESS, a witness that can testify from his or her own seeing
• a person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who sees an occurrence or an object; one who gives a report on what he or she has seen

Words related to EYEWITNESSES

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How to use EYEWITNESSES in a sentence

• The result is that it can no longer be said that for the life of Jesus there is the evidence of eye-witnesses.
• In short, the whole of that unhappy peninsula, as he learnt from eye-witnesses, had been desolated by the trade in slaves.
• About this time eyewitnesses declare coils of rope were being purchased in a local hardware store.
• But they are given as related by eye-witnesses whose testimony would command a verdict from any honest jury.
• Nalini, however, assured the judge that the eye-witnesses were in attendance, and called them, one by one, to give evidence.
• The three refugees, all of whom had been eye-witnesses of massacres of relations, looked intensely sad.
• Yet the fact remained there were no eye-witnesses to connect any individual called Cheseldine with these deeds of violence.
• I have never seen a hanging, but I have been told by eye-witnesses the details of a dozen hangings so that I know what will happen to me.
• It is scarcely necessary to dwell on the feelings with which we four, who were eye-witnesses of all that passed, witnessed the proceedings.
• In particular, he cross-examined the five eye-witnesses of the occurrence so searchingly that they began to doubt the plain evidence of their senses.
• The Germans did not leave many eye-witnesses to tell the story of what happened.
• To do so with precision is impossible, for henceforward the French narratives are no longer the narratives of eye-witnesses.
• Eye-witnesses of the greater part of the facts which I have collected are to be found in Paris, and I might call upon them to confirm me if my testimony is not enough.
• I have seen this with my own eyes, and there must be other eyewitnesses of it in this court.
• In large part, events composing each epoch are described by men who participated in them, or were personal eye-witnesses of them.
• These statements are mainly confirmed by the narratives, more recently published, of several English and French eye-witnesses.
• The rapidity of communication from point to point has introduced such vast effects in the march of improvement among distant lands as only eye-witnesses can believe.
• Eye-witnesses put the number at anything between 100 and 1,000.
• Eyewitnesses have described him as extremely peculiar in all his ways, even to his dress, which was often fantastic.
• However, if not an actor in the scene, he was in a position to know the facts from eye-witnesses, and his book was approved by the Grand Lodge itself.
• He found the legend of that dreaded woman had strengthened instead of having faded with time, and her haunts preserved, and eye-witnesses of her deeds to be still living.
• Let him only think of the angels, pure, innocent, and holy, who are eye-witnesses of his shameful practices.
• Such is too often the character of the eyewitnesses of the present age.
• Some told how the missionaries had to hide from place to place to keep out of the reach of the Ku Klux, the speakers being almost eye-witnesses to the murder of Mr.
• We got the sworn testimony of the Mayor and other eye-witnesses, and the document was finally laid before the King.
• I can give the best idea of the case if I begin with an account of the performance as given by the eye-witnesses at the first trial.
• Fortunately, the details of the extraordinary expedition of Cortez were fully related by contemporary writers, several of whom were eyewitnesses of the scenes they described.
• Galbraith and the teller would be able to identify the robber, and a thousand eye-witnesses could do no more.
• They will deny it on the evidence of themselves as eyewitnesses of the action.
• Even the direct testimony of eye-witnesses must be carefully considered.
• Eye-witnesses to the commission of crime were not needed in the Spanish courts of that day.
• The only difficulty was that this accurate information was very conflicting, no two of the positive eye-witnesses being able to agree.
• The following curious particulars of these birds were observed by persons resident in the country, and who were eye-witnesses of what is here told.
• Both have collected and published narratives of eye-witnesses.
• Glanvill generally tries to get his stories at first hand and signed by eye-witnesses.
• As a matter of fact, the light had been too uncertain and the struggle too confused for even the eye-witnesses to know with any certainty what had taken place.
• Yet even Rachel was mistress of herself so quickly that the one or two eye-witnesses of this scene, such as Mrs.
• The reason for this was that the supposed eye-witnesses rarely saw what they recorded.
• Fathers, who were eyewitnesses standing beneath this tree, have told the story to their sons, and those sons have not yet passed away.
• But few could tell of having been eye-witnesses to outrages more revolting and disgraceful than Washington Somlor.

Similar words containing EYEWITNESSE without suffix s

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