Informers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFORMERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INFORMER, one that informs
• a person who informs on another person to the police or other authority.

Words related to INFORMERS

informer13

Words that contain INFORMERS

misinformers19

How to use INFORMERS in a sentence

• The box of arms was found in the place pointed out by the informers, and measures were instantly taken to arrest the various accomplices.
• Citizens who yielded to extortion and refrained from criticism within hearing of informers lived in reasonable expectation of surviving the coming night.
• For as the countenance is the image of the mind, so are the eyes the informers as to what is going on within it.
• But that had been just a blind for German informers.
• Increased rewards were also offered to spies and informers, with whom the country unfortunately abounded.
• Let there be ever so many suspectors, there will be no informers.
• Informers abounded, and pounced on every rich man as their prey.
• This kind of informal censure fell most severely on Sariolenus Vocula, Nonius Attianus, and Cestius Severus, who were notorious as habitual informers under Nero.
• Of three informers two have been killed, and on the third vengeance has been taken by the murder of his brother in the sight of his mother and sisters.
• Of the accused, several turned informers against others, and asked for pardon.
• From this law grew up the Delatores, or informers, persons who made it their chief occupation to denounce those who were obnoxious to the emperor.
• But he soon surrounded himself with spies and informers, and put to death the noblest men of his time.
• He put to death the most illustrious men of the time, encouraged informers and false accusations, and filled Rome with terror.
• The king, not having leisure to peruse them, sent them to the treasurer, Danby, and ordered the two informers to lay the business before that minister.
• The informers on this occasion were William Latymer, the parson of the church of St.
• His object in this was, that he might have at his disposal a larger number of informers, and that he might the more easily inflict punishment and torture upon the innocent.
• Price that it was important that I should see all the evidence given by the informers who were to be produced against me, to enable me to make up my defence.
• The depositions show that in at least five cases the police and their informers received rewards.
• I was certain that the informers could not be depended on for one moment.
• Sometimes the inspectors took their turn as informers, and often men of higher official rank did so, even to the Registrar General himself.
• In 1868, Inspectors Peterson and Jamieson visited houses as informers, dressed in plain clothes.
• One wonders how many hundreds of respectable families were thus bled of their small incomes by the vile informers who were being rewarded by Government for their extortion.
• What was then done? Were the informers punished for giving false evidence designed to work incalculable injury to five innocent women? Not at all.
• Why did she not turn him out of the house? Women were frequently fined for daring to resent the aggressions of these informers.
• One is that there were no informers, or there were no informers among the chiefs.
• Informers and traitors against suspected persons were to be entitled on conviction to one-half of the property of the accused.
• We were also told that the enemy knew of the arrival of President Steyn, which strengthened my belief that the two suspicious characters at Zoutpan were the informers.
• This knowledge was obtained through spies and informers, some of whom had lived in that part of the country and knew every foot of the ground.
• So the informers marvelled at the venom with which Mr.
• What, however, rendered the three travellers unpopular? They were Irish informers who had aided, unless I am mistaken, in the conviction of the Phoenix Park murderers.
• The Governor treated the informers with great harshness, put them under heavy bonds, and sent one of them to jail.
• Shameless informers, he says, men who were greedy after the property of others, used these orders as a means of robbing those who were doing no harm.

Similar words containing FORMER without suffix s and without prefix in

former11 formers12 deformer14 formerly16 informer13 reformer13 conformer16 deformers15 performer16 reformers14 uniformer14 conformers17 performers17 platformer17 misinformer18 transformer16 platformers18 chloroformer22 misinformers19 nonconformer19 nonperformer19 transformers17 chloroformers23 nonconformers20 nonperformers20 underperformer22 autotransformer20 counterreformer22 underperformers23 counterreformers23 autotransformers21

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