Independents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEPENDENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INDEPENDENT, one not committed to any group
• an independent person or body
• an independent political candidate
• a Congregationalist.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a country) self-governing
• not belonging to or supported by a political party
• (of broadcasting, a school, etc.) not supported by public funds
• Congregational.
• not depending on another for livelihood or subsistence
• capable of thinking or acting for oneself
• not influenced by others; impartial
• not connected with another or with each other; separate
• not depending on something else for strength or effectiveness; free-standing
• (of one of a set of axioms, equations, or quantities) incapable of being expressed in terms of, or derived or deduced from, the others.
• free from outside control; not subject to another's authority
• (of income or resources) making it unnecessary to earn one's living

Words related to INDEPENDENTS

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How to use INDEPENDENTS in a sentence

• In Hudibras and Ralpho the two extreme types of the Puritan party, Presbyterians and Independents, are mercilessly ridiculed.
• In England, the experiment of Separation would have been tried under the Commonwealth, if the Independents had had their way.
• The Presbyterians regarded toleration as a work of the Devil, and would have persecuted the Independents if they could.
• The Presbyterians, in their eagerness to be revenged on the Independents, sacrificed their own liberty, and deserted all their old principles.
• He therefore joined the Independents, and called upon Cromwell to break the secular chain, and to save free conscience from the paw of the Presbyterian wolf.
• There has always been trouble with the rival independents, and in the local loops.
• Between the Independents and the Presbyterians a wide gulf existed.
• The moderate party yielded to the demand of the Independents.
• I care not whether Presbyterians or Independents get the power over our unhappy country.
• The spirit of the Independents obtained a stronger and stronger hold upon the army.
• Day by day the feeling in the city rose higher, as the quarrels at Westminster between the Independents, backed by the army and the Presbyterian majority, waxed higher and higher.
• The enemies of the Presbyterians were not without a meaning when they called themselves Independents.
• The Democrats stood ready to give their solid vote to any one of the Independents whenever it could be shown that their votes would result in an election.
• At no time could any one of the regular Republicans be induced under any circumstances to vote for any one of the Independents.
• The Independents at length presented the name of Justice David Davis as their choice for Senator.
• In order to make sure of the defeat of a Republican, the Democrats joined the Independents in the support of Justice Davis, which resulted in his election.
• Donne would have put into the dykes? unless he meant the Baptists, instead of the Independents, the holders of the Independent church principle.
• Among Presbyterians, Socinians, Baptists, and Independents, there will always be found numbers who will tire of their several creeds, and some will come over to the Church.
• The political system of the Independents kept pace with their religious.
• John, the solicitor-general, were regarded as the leaders of the Independents.
• In opposition to this reasoning of the Independents, many of the Presbyterians showed the inconvenience and danger of the projected alteration.
• The Presbyterians, it must be confessed, after insisting on such conditions, differed only in words from the Independents, who required the establishment of a pure republic.
• The Independents, who began to prevail, took all occasions of mortifying the Scots, whom the Presbyterians looked on with the greatest affection and veneration.
• To this period was every measure precipitated by the zealous Independents.
• Goodwin was deprived of his post at Oxford, and he then preached in London to an Assembly of Independents till his death, in 1679.
• The death of Charles, and the triumph of the independents, excited still more highly the hatred and the fears of the Scottish nation.
• In England it was just the critical moment of the struggle between Presbyterians and Independents which had come in to complicate the issues of the great civil war.
• But, that many, both Presbyterians and Independents, commanders, as well as private soldiers, were professed preachers in the time of their dominion, is allowed by all.
• I have made a point in our little local affairs of not fighting independents when they break with us for any reason.
• He has the courage of his independence, and is independent even of the Independents.

Similar words containing DEPENDENT without suffix s and without prefix in

dependent13 dependents14 codependent17 dependently18 independent15 codependents18 nondependent16 independently20 nondependents17 overdependent20 interdependent18 nonindependent18 interdependents19 interdependentl19 interdependently23

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