Frontiers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRONTIERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FRONTIER, (Spenser) to border
NOUN:
• a line or border separating two countries
• the extreme limit of settled land beyond which lies wilderness, especially in reference to the western US before Pacific settlement
• the extreme limit of understanding or achievement in a particular area
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a border between two countries

Words related to FRONTIERS

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Words that contain FRONTIERS

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How to use FRONTIERS in a sentence

• Even within the Ottoman frontiers the extermination is not complete, and the Arabian deserts will yield up their living as well as the memory of their dead.
• But henceforth the Southern Confederacy will have a Canada everywhere on its frontiers.
• Petersburg, that Austria-Hungary had no desire for conquest and only wished peace at her frontiers.
• The war was on the frontiers, and these fierce savages were, in a measure, necessary to the management of hostilities that invaded their own villages and hunting-grounds.
• Among the advantages incident to these purchases, and to those which have preceded, the security which may thereby be afforded to our inland frontiers is peculiarly important.
• It was difficult to get the views of that Government accepted by Turkey, however inclined it might be to consider a reconstruction of frontiers on a large and liberal scale.
• He promised revelations of importance, on the condition that he should first be placed in security within the frontiers of Piedmont.
• Next day, crossing the mountain barrier of Achaea Phthiotis, his march lay through friendly territory for the rest of the way as far as the frontiers of Boeotia.
• He had proved that his new frontiers would be vigorously defended against new invasions or dangerous neighbors.
• He returned late in October, and after his return the frontiers of Eastern Tennessee had a respite from the Indian ravages.
• The Serbs also undertook to build a railway through their country to the Turkish and Bulgarian frontiers.
• If not the actual frontiers, then the moral integrity of the new State is sure to be assailed before the eyes of Europe.
• Tiridates, within a year of his invasion, was complete master of the entire Armenian highland, and was in a position to carry his arms beyond his own frontiers.
• They were beautiful slave-girls captured on the frontiers of Judea.
• Once we have crossed the old and clearly defined frontiers, almost anything seems possible.
• Europe, after enduring this for generations, made up its mind at last that the Hindenburg line must be drawn along the legitimate frontiers of Germany herself.
• On the fourth day of December the new king set out for Spain, to the frontiers of which he was accompanied by his two brothers.
• He had opposed, with all his influence, a design of retiring towards the frontiers of Brunswick in order to cover that country.
• When, indeed, Massena, re-crossed the frontiers of Spain, his loss, including the sick and wounded, amounted to no less than 45,000 men.
• All change in the frontiers of the Lahore state prohibited without British sanction.
• This time all the frontiers of France were to be attacked by the European powers.
• The call was loud and general from the frontiers, for ample and efficient protection.
• All the islanders attach great importance to know the frontiers and limits of the different tribes.
• Dark, sanguinary, and bloody tragedies were constantly enacted upon the frontiers for generations.
• Then, for some cause, which history has never satisfactory explained, he turned, retraced his steps, and his banners soon disappeared beyond the frontiers of the empire.
• It is not astonishing that a nation, among whom such a system was established, should have been anxious to carry on the war beyond their own frontiers.

Similar words containing FRONTIER without suffix s

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