Geniuses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENIUSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GENIUS, an exceptional natural aptitude
• exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability
• an exceptionally intelligent person or one with exceptional skill in a particular area of activity
• a person regarded as exerting a powerful influence over another for good or evil
• (in some mythologies) a spirit associated with a particular person, place, or institution.
• the prevailing character or spirit of something
ADJECTIVE:
• very clever or ingenious

Words related to GENIUSES

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How to use GENIUSES in a sentence

• The greatest geniuses of those times employed their wits with the most learned and eminent men, who deemed it an object by no means below their consideration.
• He wrote from impulse never from effort, and therefore I have always reckoned Burns and Byron the most genuine poetic geniuses of my time, and of half a century before me.
• Whether loved or hated, admired or censured, his poetry had placed him in the front rank of literary geniuses throughout the world.
• Purity of art was left to the future, to Providence, or to great geniuses, but the novel became popular.
• This elastic classification does not obtain with either geniuses or fools.
• The lives of these two great geniuses, authors and actors both together, present in other respects certain features of resemblance.
• And there are others, splendid geniuses, yet undiscovered, but The Temple College will bring them to the light, and the world will be the richer for it.
• O Grub Street! thou fruitful nursery of towering geniuses! How do I lament thy downfall? Thy ruin could never be meditated by any who meant well to English liberty.
• So, too, some men are idiots, some are next door to a fool, some are stupid, some are worthy people, some are intelligent, some are clever, and some geniuses.
• The finest geniuses have always affectionately attached themselves to some particular author of congenial disposition.
• The great men of the days of old were perforce universal geniuses, appearing at rare intervals like lighted torches in an antique world.
• But when those who are not geniuses wish to do the same thing they only make themselves ridiculous and odious.
• With a sure instinct he has given the preference to popular geniuses like Haendel and Beethoven.
• We can now begin to trace the growth of the mental, and especially the artistic, nature of one of the most stupendous geniuses the earth has produced.
• Chastity and sorrow were two geniuses, who unveiled to him the destiny of man.
• When the two Geniuses sat out in front they recognized nothing except the Scenery and Costumes.
• Many, many years may pass over our heads, and in all that time not many geniuses will keep their heads raised.
• Now, is there not a practical way in which we can help ourselves? There is no thought that we shall become geniuses, or anything of the kind.
• He was one of those eccentric geniuses that are sometimes found in decayed cities with ancient institutions of learning.
• One of those odd geniuses, who spend their lives and means in collecting curious and rare articles, lately died.
• Our author in his early years became acquainted with some of the brightest geniuses which then illuminated the regions of wit, such as Dryden, Wycherly, Congreve, and Southern.
• A long and severe conflict now began between these two greatest geniuses of that period, a struggle that was carried on by both with equal bitterness.
• He was one of those geniuses in romance who may be said to have been impartial and disinterested, for he gave a picture of ordinary life exactly as it was.
• I can enter into no competition with the fresher geniuses of those more eloquent gentlemen, learned and reverend, who have addressed this Society.
• Artists were a very heterogeneous class certainly, and geniuses had a trick of being a little odd.
• Great geniuses in the discovery, development, and management of men are rare.
• For, on the contrary, he would make the best acquaintance, and contract worthy friendships with such as would court and reverence him as one of the rising geniuses of his country.
• I feel that we must take better care of Lovelace Peyton, but I am sorry for Roxanne to have two geniuses in her family to watch over.
• Some people are geniuses about good times, and the Colonel and Miss Priscilla are two of that kind.
• Gorham told me once she thought every last one of us had very intelligent faces, but now we know we are budding geniuses.
• Classical education has deformed everything, and has imposed upon us as geniuses men of correct, facile talent, who follow the beaten track.
• These fraternal geniuses alike chose their subjects from their own times.
• The men who lip these terms are none other than the evil geniuses of history.

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