Foundations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOUNDATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FOUNDATION, the act of founding
• the lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level
• a coloured cream, powder, or liquid used as a base to even out facial skin tone before applying other cosmetics
• an underlying basis or principle
• justification or reason
• the action of establishing an institution or organization
• an institution established with an endowment, for example a research body or charity

Words related to FOUNDATIONS

foundation14

Words that contain FOUNDATIONS

refoundations17

How to use FOUNDATIONS in a sentence

• Whatever foundations the Puritans laid for national greatness in this country, it must be confessed that they caught inspiration from his decrees.
• The strains are direct, and expensive foundations are not required.
• It was the first church built after Augustine settled in Canterbury, but of this building no trace now remains except some foundations.
• The foundations of the Saxon church can be seen in the crypt.
• Silently and steadily she has been laying the foundations of maritime greatness.
• Happy is that child who has heard, over and over again, the Bible stories until they have become fixed in his mind and memory, to become the foundations of a noble life.
• The little house, strongly built though it was, seemed to quiver from its very foundations.
• Here lies the secret of the bravery that, when disciplined, may yet shake the foundations of Western civilisation.
• This was a good political bargain and laid the foundations of Chinese influence in a country which he could hardly have subdued by force.
• The reader is also kindly aware by this time that such dispatch was not supported by the slightest foundations in fact.
• He sought to destroy the foundations of religious and racial prejudice and of political rivalry.
• At the same time an increasing number of men were devoting their energies to fearless investigation and critical examination of the laws of nature and the foundations of belief.
• And when Henry VII united both the warring parties, and these with the rest of England, he helped to lay the sure foundations of the future British Empire.
• We are forced to refer each to some living and substantial Being, in which they have their foundations, some being that is the first and last principle of each.
• If he has once well and truly laid the foundations of a methodical, systematic habit of mind, what he reads will find its way to its proper place.
• After the war there were not even old foundations to build upon.
• There are old foundations in Maryland which require to be made strong, and there is room for newer enterprises, of various forms.
• Dubois still continues his researches among the foundations of the ancient city, from which he has collected a number of valuable relics.
• It extended both ways, running back under the foundations of the house.
• But we are constantly going away, and coming back with our convictions shaken to their foundations.
• Our own missionary and student force lifted it up, put under it new foundations and repaired it in every part.
• Alberich meanwhile had heard the mighty blows, which indeed had shaken Nibelheim to its foundations.
• The chapel of St Chadde was accordingly built on the hill-top, where the church now stands, and unto which the foundations had been so marvellously conveyed.
• The remainder was left by the Romans, and may be found under the foundations of the castle in the park.
• Its cypress-log foundations, which had kept sound from colonial days in a soil always wet, had begun to decay when a new drainage system began to dry it out.
• But their designs had been thwarted, and for long years the foundations stood unbuilded upon.

Similar words containing FOUNDATION without suffix s

foundation14 foundational16 foundationer16 refoundation16 foundationary20 foundationers17 refoundations17 foundationally21 foundationless18

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