Guilds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUILDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GUILD, an association of people of the same trade, also GYELD
• a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants, often having considerable power.
• an association of people for mutual aid or the pursuit of a common goal.
• a group of species that have similar requirements and play a similar role within a community.

Words related to GUILDS

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Words that contain GUILDS

guildship16 guildsman13 guildsmen13 guildships17 guildswoman18 guildswomen18

How to use GUILDS in a sentence

• Later, when The town guilds took up the plays and each guild became responsible for one or more of the series, the actors were carefully selected and trained.
• The artisans are organized into guilds, like those of Europe in ancient times, with rules and regulations as strict as those of modern trades unions.
• If an outsider desires to join one of the guilds he is compelled to comply with very rigid regulations and pay a heavy fee.
• But from now on, they began to organize in guilds of an essentially religious character, as similar guilds in other parts of Asia at the same time also did.
• Thus, guilds failed to achieve political influence even within individual cities.
• The story of the Middle Ages, familiar to us all, is the story of the rise of the industrial class by combination in guilds.
• This constitution continued to exist till a late period of the middle ages, but perished when the institution of guilds took the place of municipal constitutions.
• As regards the arts and traffic in the towns, they were chiefly carried on by guilds, which had their origin, as Dr.
• Soon the older Guilds seem to lose grip, and we see instead great trusts arising, associations of wealth, and above all, Banking Companies.
• Zanobi is said to have dwelt, still stands, while Via Lambertesca is full of remembrance of the lesser guilds.
• Such as adhered only to the manual craft and cared nothing for intellectual aims, were permitted to go back to the Guilds.
• In the Middle Ages the religious guilds and the trade guilds, managed by their own members, gave men and women a training in democratic government.
• In the towns the merchants and tradesmen were banded together in societies called guilds.
• I mean, buildings for the meetings of guilds of trades.
• RIX, Examiner in Pottery and Porcelain to the City and Guilds of London Technical Institute, Pottery Instructor to the Hanley School Board.
• The trade or craft guilds, as distinguished from the more wealthy and influential mercantile guilds, eventually played an important part in the city.
• The craft guilds cried out against the exclusiveness of the more wealthy and aristocratic trade guilds, the members of which monopolized the city’s rule.
• The Guilds were springing into power, and endeavouring to capture the machinery of municipal government.
• The art of Government becomes like a Craft, and its guilds tend to become exclusive, as those of the Middle Ages.
• In many places, at one time of considerable importance, where Guilds were established, though the latter have vanished, the name of their Halls has survived.
• But the freemen of the towns were made up of the freemen of the guilds.
• In Austria a strict governmental control is exercised, and the principle of obligatory guilds is unreservedly accepted.
• The smaller provincial towns afforded them little opportunity, for there the trades were largely in the hands of close corporations descended from the medieval craft guilds.
• Several of the personages belong to the guilds which were so famous in London, and Were alle yclothed in o livere Of a solempne and grete fraternite.
• They shaped the guilds that they might work quietly, and enjoy the fruits of their labors.
• The guilds were broken up and a measure of freedom was secured, though the industrial institution which shall give us freedom and security in our work is yet to be formed.

Similar words containing GUILD without suffix s

guild7 guilder9 guildry12 guilders10 guildhall14 guildries11 guildship16 guildsman13 guildsmen13 guildhalls15 guildships17 guildswoman18 guildswomen18

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