Heralds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HERALDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HERALD, to proclaim, announce
• be a sign that (something) is about to happen
• acclaim
NOUN:
• an official employed to oversee state ceremonial, precedence, and the use of armorial bearings, and (historically) to make proclamations, carry official messages, and oversee tournaments.
• (in the UK) an official of the College of Arms or the Lyon Court ranking above a pursuivant.
• a person or thing viewed as a sign that something is about to happen
• a brown moth with dull orange markings, often hibernating in houses and old buildings.

Words related to HERALDS

herald10 heralded13 heralding14

Words that contain HERALDS

heraldship19 heraldships20

How to use HERALDS in a sentence

• Eight and twenty heralds in velvet and cloth of gold came riding forward.
• Heralds were then sent, to require of the Samnites, that they should depart from the country of the allies, and withdraw their troops from the Lucanian territory.
• Heralds have been announcing his advent in language incomprehensible to man, but which woman understands as she does her alphabet.
• She launched at her young friend portentous looks, solemn heralds of some extraordinary communication.
• Three of the planets may have been heralds of change.
• Then the heralds summoned the whole army to assemble, and the vast host gathered together on the plain before the camp, to listen to the words of their commander.
• These are the advance signals and heralds of Grace.
• Arms assumed without being sanctioned by a grant from the College of Heralds.
• Proclamations of peace or war, or other matters of importance, are usually read by one of the heralds.
• The guests being all seated, a flourish of trumpets by the heralds exactly at noon announced the arrival of the Viceroy.
• If I do err, it shall be my heart, at least, that heralds the way.
• While these preparations were being made, Darius sent heralds round to the Grecian cities demanding their submission to Persia.
• At this letter they mocked, swearing that they would burn her heralds who carried the message.
• Those who had been taught the gospel by the lips of its inspired heralds could not have been readily induced to relinquish any of its distinctive principles.
• Thus speaks the Chief, and Ajax is prepared, With the attendant heralds to report 855 As I have said.
• The resplendent morn that betokens the advancement of the Cause of God and heralds the exaltation of His Word is dawning in every region.
• He went with the heralds to the electoral congress, but there, in spite of the green branch, he again refused to be king.
• During the siege of Orleans, they wanted to burn her heralds and said that if they had her they would burn her also at the stake.
• And what a morning! The sun, a young conqueror, sends in his glorious rays, like heralds, to rouse us for the inspection of his trophies.
• How Sir Gareth was espied by the heralds, and how he escaped out of the field.
• All this was marked by noble heralds, who bare him best, and their names.
• They entered with that silence which heralds severity of action.
• And the heralds proclaimed that on the morrow, at break of day, the army would move southward toward Italy.
• When day dawned he dressed and buckled on his sword, and told heralds to call the lords to a council meeting.
• There mankind may not 735 From the paths of earth ascend on high In bodily form with that bright host, Heralds of glory.

Similar words containing HERALD without suffix s

herald10 heralded13 heraldic14 heraldry15 heralding14 heraldist13 heraldists14 heraldries14 heraldship19 unheralded15 heraldships20 heraldically21

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