Framers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRAMERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FRAMER, one who frames
• a person who shapes or creates a concept, plan, or system
• one of the drafters of the US Constitution
• a person who makes frames for paintings or photographs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that frames

Words related to FRAMERS

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How to use FRAMERS in a sentence

• Fortunately, the framers of the Constitution had learned a rude and terrible lesson in the anarchy that had followed the War of Independence.
• The framers were unwilling to lodge any such power in the Executive, however great his powers in other respects.
• The framers of the London Agreement never thought of Fiume.
• This thought undoubtedly was a prominent one in the minds of the framers of the constitution.
• Livingston was one of the framers of the Constitution.
• That it never was intended by the framers of the Constitution that these lands should be given away by Congress is manifest from the concluding portion of the same clause.
• This is the plain language, and history proves that it was the well-known intention of the framers, of the Constitution.
• Also from our ancestors, from kings, from states, from nations from the wisest men, from the senate, the people, the framers of laws.
• The truth is that the current conceptions of old theological doctrines tend to be very much what the original framers of those doctrines intended them to be.
• JAMES MADISON as one of the framers of the Constitution, is of some authority on this point.
• The framers of the Federal Constitution supposed the right of petition too firmly established in the habits and affections of the people, to need a constitutional guarantee.
• Now, the framers of the Constitution had never thought of such a condition of affairs, and had made no provisions to meet it.
• ABRAHAM LINCOLN, In Vindication of the Policy of the Framers of the Constitution and the Principles of the Republican Party.
• The framers of the Constitution did not reason so much as to what they should do for posterity as for the generation then living.
• Never did it enter the minds of the framers of the Constitution, that slavery was a thing in itself right and desirable, or that it should be encouraged in the territories.
• The framers of the latter had realized the fact that the vocabulary is the first and paramount consideration for an artificial language.
• But the framers of the law apparently were not influenced by that aspect of the case, and in any event such a method of procedure is too round-about to be commendable.
• The framers of the Constitution were very skilful Constitutional mechanics.
• He spoke of it as an absurdity, and said that it was impossible to suppose that the framers of the Constitution could have contemplated anything of the sort.
• And yet, with but few amendments, our great organic law as fully meets the requirements of a self-governing people to-day as when it came from the hands of its framers.
• The framers of the Constitution had wisely provided for such contingency by action of the House in manner indicated.
• Lincoln of uniformity among the institutions of the different States is a new doctrine never dreamed of by Washington, Madison, or the framers of the Government.
• Whether unconsciously or not, the framers of these statutes were themselves striking the hardest blow at the old system of tenure.
• But the men who followed the framers of the new plan were a different sort, without the knowledge of practical limits.
• Its framers gave this very reason for their work in the most distinct terms.
• It is undeniably true, then, that the framers of the Constitution intended to create a national judicial power, which should be paramount on national subjects.
• We see, in both houses, men distinguished among the framers, friends, and advocates of the Constitution.
• He may have admitted the existence of defects in order simply to disarm opposition, and doubtless he, like most of the framers, was by no means completely satisfied with his work.
• The framers of the Constitution intended that the veto power should be a check, though not an absolute one, upon hasty or unwise legislation.
• It never entered into the views of the framers of the treaty of 1783, and therefore could afford no illustrations of their intentions.
• The framers had to select words with extreme care lest some State might refuse to join the federation.
• It is to be interpreted by the words, fairly and candidly construed, of its framers.
• It is not what individual colonists believed, but what the framers of the Constitution incorporated in that instrument, that we have to deal with.
• In it the framers of that instrument employed one and the same phrase to designate the master of the apprentice and the master of the slave.
• In September, 1776, he was elected to Congress, and in November following signed the Declaration of Independence, although he had not been one of the framers.
• Boards had been placed across it for the convenience of the framers, and on these Jim threw his blankets.

Similar words containing FRAMER without suffix s

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