Factors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FACTORS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FACTOR, to express as a product of two or more quantities
• (of a company) sell (its invoices) to a factor
NOUN:
• a circumstance, fact, or influence that contributes to a result
• a gene that determines a hereditary characteristic
• a number or quantity that when multiplied with another produces a given number or expression
• a number or algebraic expression by which another is exactly divisible.
• a level on a scale of measurement.
• (with numeral) a sunscreen of the sun protection factor specified
• any of a number of substances in the blood, mostly identified by numerals, which are involved in coagulation.
• an agent who buys and sells goods on commission
• a land agent or steward
• an agent, deputy, or representative.
• a company that buys a manufacturer's invoices at a discount and takes responsibility for collecting the payments due on them.

Words related to FACTORS

factor11 factored14 factoring15

Words that contain FACTORS

cofactors16 factorship20 nonfactors15 benefactors18 calefactors18 factorships21 malefactors18 multifactors19

How to use FACTORS in a sentence

• According to that hypothesis, two factors are at work, variation and selection.
• Theoretically, then, there exist in the United States all the factors which go to make a class struggle.
• These two factors may be combined in any proportions whatever.
• These experiments on the modification of the rhyme by the various pitch and accent factors are not at all exhaustive or conclusive.
• We shall, therefore, find that the five principal factors in composition express themselves very clearly.
• The experiments proved beyond question that vision and the direction of turning were the all-important factors in the establishment of the habit.
• Many factors in modern times have helped to reduce that work to a minimum.
• The first essential in the solution of any problem is the recognition and statement of the factors involved.
• We cannot be factors in the organized Church of Christ, save as we are members of one of the existing churches.
• The factors upon which that explanation depended are factors of this completed machine itself, and can not be used to explain its origin.
• It is certainly true that organic evolution cannot be controlled in the same way by men, and that science has not yet found out what all the factors are.
• Two methods of experimental research may be adopted, the effect of crossing distinct species and, secondly, the effect of definite factors of the environment.
• In the sixteenth century Bodin emphasised these factors, and many subsequent writers took them into account.
• Therefore false distinctions of race and nativity which are factors and causes of warfare must be abandoned.
• Whatever our views as to the relative greatness of these religion-founders we must admit that They have been the most potent factors in the education of mankind.
• Of course, I included all the other factors of the speed and heading of our ship.
• The old Hudson Bay Company factors had proved the advantage of having their employees take Indian women.
• There were some of the planters who sent their cotton to Liverpool or Havre, without passing it through the hands of New Orleans factors.
• Max at first resented the familiarity of strangers, but hunger is one of the factors in man-building, and the scales soon began to fall from his eyes.
• The personality of the management and its effect upon the worker under its direction and leadership are other important factors.
• Part II deals with the factors affecting the mechanical properties of wood.
• On the other hand, the smaller the dimensions of the test specimen the greater becomes the relative effect of the inherent factors affecting the mechanical properties.
• These effects, on the whole negative, are offset by a number of positive factors.
• The second danger to be avoided in developing aesthetic appreciation is that of magnifying its dependence on the intellectual factors.
• Training, environment, tradition, are such potent factors in confusing the issue.
• Just the proportion of the various factors involved in thinking which is present at any given study period must be determined by the response.
• Yet every one of these factors, when it starts from a man and not from a thing or paper, changes its form.
• She hurriedly shifted and reshifted the letters of factors and agents, and broke the seal of one, while Earl St.
• Now all these factors which help us to grasp the furniture on the stage as solid and substantial play their role no less in the room which is projected on the screen.

Similar words containing FACTOR without suffix s

factor11 factory15 cofactor15 factored14 cofactors16 factorage15 factorial14 factories14 factoring15 factorise14 factorize23 nonfactor14 olfactory17 benefactor17 calefactor17 factorable17 factorages16 factorials15 factorings16 factorised16 factorises15 factorized25 factorizes24 factorship20 malefactor17 nonfactors15 benefactors18 benefactory21 calefactors18 calefactory21 factorially19 factorising17 factorizing26 factorships21 factorylike23 malefactors18 malefactory21 manufactory21 multifactor18 olfactories16 olfactorily19 satisfactory20 subfactorial19 multifactors19 calefactories20 factorability23 factorisation18 factorization27 manufactories20 subfactorials20 factorisations19 factorizations28 multifactorial21 satisfactorily22 unsatisfactory22 dissatisfactory24 factorabilities22 satisfactorines20 unsatisfactoril20 multifactoriall22 unsatisfactorin20 satisfactoriness21 multifactorially26 unsatisfactorily24 unsatisfactoriness23 satisfactorinesses23 unsatisfactorinesses25

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