Federalists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEDERALISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FEDERALIST, a supporter of a federal constitution or union
• a person who advocates or supports a system of government in which several states unite under a central authority
• a member or supporter of the Federalist Party
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting a system of government in which several states unite under a central authority
• denoting or pertaining to the Federalist Party
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an advocate of federalism; as a often capitalize; an advocate of a federal union between the American colonies after the Revolution and of the adoption of the United States Constitution b often capitalize; world federalist

Words related to FEDERALISTS

federalism16

Words that contain FEDERALISTS

antifederalists19

How to use FEDERALISTS in a sentence

• The old Revolutionary sores had not yet had time to heal, and there was general hostility to England, except among the Virginia aristocrats and the Federalists of the North.
• Both Federalists and Democrats sought office to secure either the ascendency of their party or what they deemed the welfare of the country.
• As the Democratic leaders made appeals to a larger constituency, consisting of the laboring classes, than the Federalists did, they gradually gained the ascendency.
• The lies which the bitter and hostile Federalists told about Jefferson were lost on the great majority of the people, who believed in him.
• The Republicans nominated him for the Vice-Presidency, and shortly after, the Federalists in Congress, almost in a body, voted for him for the Presidency.
• The Alien and Sedition Laws caused much bitter feeling and did great damage to the Federalists.
• Too many Federalists failed to see that these positions were the only proper ones to take.
• Political parties, beginning of, see Federalists, Democrats, Republicans, etc.
• In this course they had the cordial approval of leading Federalists, who would write privately to members of the Cabinet and give counsel as to procedure.
• It was the revolutionists he had to battle with, and not the federalists.
• The Federalists, divided in councils and cold in their affection for Adams, made a poor campaign.
• Later, as a member of Congress, a representative to France, and Secretary of State, he had aided the Federalists in establishing the new government.
• In 1800 the Federalists were utterly vanquished by the Republicans with Jefferson in the lead.
• Frightened at such enterprises and fearing the dominance of the West, the Federalists, with a few conspicuous exceptions, opposed equality between the sections.
• A few grains of sand were to run through the hour glass before the Whig party was to be broken and scattered as the Federalists had been more than a generation before.
• The federalists begin to be very seriously alarmed about their election next fall.
• The federalists appear determined to prevent an election, and to pass a bill giving the government to Mr.
• But with the main body of the federalists, I believe it very practicable.
• I own I expected it would check the current, with which the republican federalists were returning to their brethren, the republicans.
• The measure has already silenced the federalists here.
• Therefore, I protest to you, I am not of the party of federalists.
• Some inflexible federalists have still ventured to brave the public opinion.
• The federalists spoke and voted against it, but they are now so reduced in their numbers as to be nothing.
• In making these appointments, I put in a proportion of federalists, equal, I believe, to the proportion they bear in numbers through the Union generally.
• Among the American inhabitants it is the old division of federalists and republicans.
• Thereupon the Federalists of Boston, wrote to President Adams, demanding his authority for the statement.
• He spoke, Sir, of the Federalists, and I thought I saw some eyes begin to open and stare a little, when he ventured on that ground.
• They were known in their own day, and have been known ever since to history, as the Federalists.
• The party of France and of the opposition bent before the storm, and the Federalists were at last all-powerful.
• Taking advantage of the popular favour gained in the conduct of this affair, the Federalists succeeded in passing the Alien and Sedition Laws.
• He was an occasional speaker, too, in those years, at meetings of Federalists, where his power as an orator was sometimes exerted most effectively.
• But the Federalists had a majority in the House of Representatives.
• Compare carefully the principles of the Federalists and the Republicans.
• Madison would be reelected, in spite of the opposition of the Federalists, and notwithstanding the disaffection of those Democrats who took De Witt Clinton for their leader.
• The genius of the federalists was largely practical.

Similar words containing FEDERALIST without suffix s

federalist14 federalistic18 antifederalist18 antifederalists19

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