Freedoms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREEDOMS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FREEDOM, the state of being free, also FREENESS
• the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants
• absence of subjection to foreign domination or despotic government
• the power of self-determination attributed to the will; the quality of being independent of fate or necessity.
• the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved
• the state of being unrestricted and able to move easily
• unrestricted use of something
• the state of not being subject to or affected by (something undesirable)
• a special privilege or right of access, especially that of full citizenship of a city granted to a public figure as an honour
• familiarity or openness in speech or behaviour.

Words related to FREEDOMS

freedom13

Words that contain FREEDOMS

enfreedoms16 unfreedoms16 overfreedoms21

How to use FREEDOMS in a sentence

• Checks him with sweetness of temper for his encroaching freedoms.
• Severely reflects upon public freedoms between men and their wives.
• As American flags were raised in defiance of our Middle Eastern antagonists, just as many American freedoms were sacrificed to the new war on terrorism.
• But let me tell you, at the same, that no man has a right to be displeased at freedoms taken with him for faults he is not ashamed to be guilty of.
• Certain freedoms, too, were only available in the towns in which they had been obtained.
• She shewed him by her own Example, that Virtue is consistent with decent Freedoms and good Humour, or rather, that it cannot subsist without em.
• I was afraid that all such freedoms would be attributed to me.
• Wishes Miss Howe might be induced to refrain from freedoms that do hurt, and can do no good.
• My second reason is, That these freedoms, from so warm a friend to you as Miss Howe is known to be, are most likely to be charged to your account.
• Marquis Pisani, who had spent many years in France, was by no means partial to the suspicious precautions of Italian fathers, and indulged his daughter in considerable freedoms.
• Such freedoms from such people were not to be endured.
• There are, indeed, some freedoms in the island of Dominica, but under such circumstances as to be little used by us.
• Milly, who usually had some difficulty in adjusting herself to a new situation and missed the freedoms of her own house, took to Klerac after the first few days of strangeness.
• In truth he had on several occasions been guilty of regrettable indiscretions, which were overlooked as being the freedoms of a soldier who knew nothing of intrigue.
• The little freedoms you tell me you use take off from formality, by avoiding which ridiculous extreme we are dwindled into the other barbarous one, rusticity.
• But he was restrained from such freedoms with Enwright, and equally with Marguerite Haim.
• She saw, and pitied, the fluttering freedoms and dangerous nights of Coquetilla.
• This was one of the privileged freedoms of the time, and was nowise to be resented, except by returning the salute.
• The coarsest schoolboy of these days would wince at such shameless freedoms.
• Indeed, I could not have ventured on such kind of freedoms with you.

Similar words containing FREEDOM without suffix s

freedom13 enfreedom15 unfreedom15 enfreedoms16 unfreedoms16 enfreedomed18 overfreedom20 enfreedoming19 overfreedoms21

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