Inflictions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFLICTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INFLICTION, the act of inflicting
• a nuisance
• the action of inflicting something unpleasant or painful on someone or something

Words related to INFLICTIONS

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How to use INFLICTIONS in a sentence

• The recent rather alarming inflictions of penalties for blasphemy in England illustrate this point.
• Terror so great took possession of every body therefore, that some of his guardians, either by a voluntary death, or by exile, anticipated the tenor of his inflictions.
• We have quietly submitted to these inflictions from two or three distinguished writers, whose talents may extenuate, though they cannot justify, such outrages upon feeling.
• There is another inducement to cruel inflictions upon the slave, and a necessity for it, which does not exist in the case of brutes.
• Remember the horrible inflictions by Southern Lynch clubs.
• Women are changing gowns, and men struggle with shirts and trousers, awkward inflictions upon their ordinarily free bodies.
• But the shrewd captive bore his inflictions with equanimity, and appeared perfectly contented with his lot.
• They have lived on the bounty of Egypt for four hundred years and, save for the wise inflictions of a year or two by the older Pharaohs, they have flourished unmolested.
• And never did the graces of the religion of the cross appear in more attractive lustre than when its disciples were groaning under the inflictions of imperial tyranny.
• GATTY suggests that it would prove an interesting subject for inquiry, at what period such barbarous inflictions ceased.
• Another pierces himself with red hot irons, as if voluntary pain endured now could accumulate merit for him and buy off future inflictions.
• Master Pigeon grew worse and worse under these inflictions.
• Finally, as if these inflictions were not enough, droves of Turkish aeroplanes came over daily and scientifically bombed all the camps in the valley.
• What torments did they not undergo! What pain! What hellish inflictions! Yet their faith gave them power to endure all without a murmur, and they remained as if dead.
• A people in earnest, smarting with the wounds of war and the deeper inflictions of treachery, is abroad seeking after a country.
• In order to prevent a renewal of these inflictions he resorted to the Underground Rail Road with his wife, to whom he had only been married six months.

Similar words containing FLICTION without suffix s and without prefix in

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