Horizons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HORIZONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HORIZON, the line where earth and sky seem to meet
• a great circle of the celestial sphere, the plane of which passes through the centre of the earth and is parallel to that of the apparent horizon of a place.
• a layer of soil or rock, or a set of strata, with particular characteristics.
• a level of an excavated site representing a particular period
• the line at which the earth's surface and the sky appear to meet
• the circular boundary of the part of the earth's surface visible from a particular point, ignoring irregularities and obstructions.
• the limit of a person's knowledge, experience, or interest
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the line where the sky seems to meet the earth

Words related to HORIZONS

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How to use HORIZONS in a sentence

• The world seemed full to me of a whole range of fine sensations, gentle secrets, remote horizons, of which he had no perception.
• From here to Pekin picturesque sites, mountain horizons, and deep valleys will not be wanting along the Grand Transasiatic.
• She loved pure air, far horizons, quiet, and the mysterious changes of the landscape.
• Each waited for the other to commit herself, each profusely curtained for the other the limits of low horizons.
• Larger horizons extended before the human intellect.
• I showed them that sin with its curiosities widened the horizons of life.
• They have horizons full of splendor and beauty and music.
• He widened our horizons at once, and, as usual, enlarged our imaginations at the expense of our belief in ourselves.
• Echo, Idaho! While she waited for the information clerk to look it up the very words conjured visions of wide horizons and clean winds and high adventure.
• Be as lights of the world which cannot be hid and which have no setting in horizons of darkness.
• There are lamps which illumine small places and lamps which illumine the horizons.
• His conquest was effected through the breaths of the Holy Spirit, which eliminated all boundaries and shone from all horizons.
• Through the power of Christ he shed light upon all the horizons of the world.
• When he heard of a new Faith dawning, and awoke to the tidings that on Persia’s horizons the Sun of Truth had risen, he was filled with holy ecstasy, and he longed and loved.
• She listened with glowing eyes to the strange tales this man of magnificent horizons had to tell.
• But Leomont was not a place where one could stand coldly thinking of horizons.
• How many of the denizens of the horizons entered in enmity and went forth in sympathy! The door of grace was open before the faces of all.
• Because today every servant is served and is an honorable lord and every maid-servant the queen of horizons.
• It is a subject, too, that opens up such wide horizons.
• From the time he was sixteen he had lived chiefly in tents and line-camp cabins, his world the land of far horizons, of big sins, and virtues bigger.
• But in that little room, in the presence of those dear familiar people, those great horizons of life had vanished.
• Here is that woven robe of illusion which is so hard a matter to those who live in horizons of the eye and hand.

Similar words containing HORIZON without suffix s

horizon19 chorizont23 horizonal21 chorizonts24 horizontal22 horizonless23 horizontals23 chorizontist26 horizontally27 chorizontists27 horizontality28 horizontalness26 horizontalities27

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