Inclosures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCLOSURES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INCLOSURE, the act of inclosing; the separation of land from common ground by a fence, also ENCLOSURE
• enclosure.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of enclose, enclosure

Words related to INCLOSURES

inclose9

How to use INCLOSURES in a sentence

• There were also other walls and inclosures inhabited by Jews.
• The country between Auxerre and Dijon is very undulating in gentle hill and dale, but for the want of trees and inclosures it has a bleak appearance.
• Nothing can be more striking to one who is accustomed to the little inclosures called public parks in our American cities, than the spacious, open grounds of London.
• Pratt of the 10th of January, with inclosures relating to the same subject, is also sent.
• The graves had inclosures, more or less decayed, of cedar and birch bark, and the whole had the appearance of having been last occupied about seventy years ago.
• Short, relative to our affairs with Spain, and copies of two letters from our minister at Lisbon, with their inclosures, containing intelligence from Algiers.
• The two inclosures had been secured in a sealed envelope, directed to the cottage.
• They think that to watch money-bills, the privileges of the house, the general interests of the nation, roads, canals, and inclosures, is their province.
• The inclosures of the mosque of Omar, forbidding them all access to the spot on which it stood, leave it desolate to the Jews to this day.
• But as they stood within inclosures sacred to Chom, they were also styled Choma.
• The magnitude of these personages was taken from the extent of the temple inclosures.
• Once they were in the corrals, this could have been easily done by simply opening a gate and allowing blocks of ten to pass alternately from the main into smaller inclosures.
• Some of the larger inclosures in this portion of the village were very lightly constructed, and cover large areas.
• The positions of the entrances to these inclosures can be traced by the absence of stones on the surface.
• Here the rooms or inclosures are defined only by a few stones on the surface of the ground and partly embedded in the soil.
• These outlined inclosures appear never to have been walled to any considerable height.
• They resemble similar inclosures seen in connection with ruined pueblos farther south, which proved on excavation to contain graves.
• When the crops are gathered in the fall the walls are broken down in places to facilitate access to the inclosures, so that they require repairing at each planting season.
• The Tusayan houses are arranged more in rows, often with a suggestion of large inclosures resembling the courts of the ancient pueblos.
• Often one or two small inclosures used for burros or horses occur near these sheep corrals.
• At Babylon were the Seven Stages of Bersippa, a pyramid of Seven stories, and at Ecbatana Seven concentric inclosures, each of a different color.
• Sometimes there were single inclosures of several hundred acres.
• This answer, besides giving the desired information, should include a reference to the letter received and an acknowledgment of inclosures, if there were any.
• The cattle were immediately landed, and turned into the inclosures which had been prepared for them.
• An armed force was then sent on shore, but succeeded only in burning the huts and inclosures of the natives.
• As he showed no disposition to injure those around him, he was permitted to go at large, within royal inclosures.
• I earnestly invite the attention of Congress to this communication and the accompanying inclosures.
• I also send two other inclosures, showing recognition of Mr.
• Few things by the way, have been attended with more mischievous effects in England than the extensive system of inclosures which has been pursued within the last thirty years.
• These, O stranger, are the many-folded inclosures of the letter, but hear thou what I further wish.
• They are nearly the same with the principles upon which you have acted in private inclosures.
• His landed estate comprised eight thousand acres, and was divided into farms, with inclosures and farm buildings.
• Winterfield broke the seal of the envelope and took out the inclosures.

Similar words containing CLOSURE without suffix s and without prefix in

closure9 closured11 closures10 enclosure11 exclosure18 inclosure11 disclosure13 enclosures12 exclosures19 disclosures14 foreclosure16 foreclosures17 nondisclosure16 nondisclosures17 antiforeclosure20

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