Immemorial is valid Scrabble Word

Is immemorial a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Is immemorial valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for IMMEMORIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

extending or existing since beyond the reach of memory, record, or tradition
originating in the distant past; very old
Extending beyond the reach of memory, record, or tradition; indefinitely ancient; as, existing from time immemorial.
long past; beyond the limits of memory or tradition or recorded history

Words related to IMMEMORIAL

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How to use IMMEMORIAL in a sentence

The moan of doves in immemorial elms, And murmuring of innumerable bees.
This was due to her immemorial policy of isolation.
Wool is the great staple, and from time immemorial the weavers of Cashmere have turned out the finest woolen fabrics in the world.
It is still the substantial part of the rural life of all Europe and most Asia and Africa, and it has been the life of the great majority of human beings for immemorial years.
The Normal Social Life flowed on in its immemorial fashion, using no letters, needing no records, leaving no history.
The most highly-valued cultivated plum trees came originally from the East, where they have been known from time immemorial.
Those who came unprovided were, in pursuance of an immemorial custom of the section and the occasion, taken in charge by the simple and hearty hospitality of the members.
Women, as has been observed from time immemorial, are by nature more conservative than men, more inclined to accept existing conventions and be governed by traditions.
Their footsteps are suddenly blunted on the floor of a hall paved with immemorial dust that will never dance in any wind.
The fertile plain of Mesopotamia had been from immemorial antiquity the seat of great enterprises.

In primitive communities, from time immemorial, the strongest man has become chieftain through sheer natural selection.
Ivory has been looked upon by the African savage, from time immemorial, not as an article of use, but as currency, and as such it is vaguely revered.
Thus has it been from time immemorial, though it has not been expressed from time immemorial with this generality and with this clearness.
And in this dark, deep, secure retreat great fish had lived since time immemorial.
His fear was the dread lest the immemorial trees he was guarding should be wasted and the forest destroyed.
If they did not do much active good, they did little harm, and Egypt pursued her immemorial ways.
It ran from time immemorial, and as nobody ever found the Islands, their locality shifted with the horizon, though the legend long hung about Socotra and its vicinity.
It was evident that since some immemorial time the Bishops, for lack of funds, had neglected these grounds.
From time immemorial, Religion and Art have gone together, but it remained for us to place them in the persons of these two men, in the relation of father and son.
There was open house to all comers until after the New Year, and in this way Christmas had been kept up in that part of Devonshire from time immemorial.
He just stood still with the patience of his immemorial ancestor, waiting.

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