Inhibitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHIBITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INHIBITION, the action of preventing, hindering, or checking
• a feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way
• a restraint on the direct expression of an instinct.
• the slowing or prevention of a process, reaction, or function by a particular substance.
• the action of inhibiting a process.
• an order or writ of prohibition, especially against dealing with a specified piece of land or property.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of inhibiting; the state of being inhibited; something that forbids, debars, or restricts

Words related to INHIBITIONS

inhibition15

Words that contain INHIBITIONS

disinhibitions20

How to use INHIBITIONS in a sentence

• Jeeves, when I discussed the matter with him later, said it was something to do with inhibitions, if I caught the word correctly, and the suppression of, I think he said, the ego.
• She knew his moods so well, and she dreaded the things he might say, all his inhibitions gone, if he drank any of this deadly Mexican stuff.
• Pain, for example, results in pronounced inhibitions of the secretion of gastric juice while happy emotional states produce naturally the opposite effect.
• They served to banish any lingering inhibitions imposed by civilization.
• The way is determined by other faculties, by education, by opportunities, by the strength and weakness of inhibitions.
• He is prompted by the instinct, and the reflection simply means the consideration of reasons for and against, or the reaching of inhibitions.
• Brains and nervous systems are so made, that inhibitions are unable to protect in all cases.
• Added to this are almost invariably a defective heredity, vicious environment, little education, and a total want of direction in the building up of habits and inhibitions.
• For the most part the promptings of conscience follow pretty closely the inhibitions of the criminal code, although they may or may not follow the spirit of the law.
• Especially do the weak and ignorant and poor find that environment is constantly creating more inhibitions as time goes on.
• Sickness and disease weaken or destroy such inhibitions as the unfortunate are able to build up, and they readily yield to crime.
• How far any specific insanity may impair the brain and affect the inhibitions, is impossible to foretell.
• War means the breaking up of old habits, the destruction of many inhibitions, which in the strongest civilization are only skin deep at the best.
• How he acts depends on the nature, strength, and inherent character of the machine and the habits, customs, inhibitions and experiences that environment gives him.
• Anything that increases his knowledge and adds to his experience will naturally affect his habits and will either build up or tear down inhibitions or do both, as the case may be.
• He releases them from most of the ordinary inhibitions.
• Her own inhibitions exclude her automatically from most of the activities of her social circle.
• Moreover, they accepted almost without challenge the current inhibitions of gentility, reticence, cheerfulness.
• Only, the pressure of too many inhibitions can distort human spirits into grotesque forms.
• Similarly in social intercourse the inhibitions are numerous.
• As soon as the display of the articles forms a real work of art, it must produce inhibitions in the soul of the spectator by which the practical economic desire is turned aside.
• Here was a satisfactory, if necessarily private, exercise of his inborn contempt for the evident hypocrisy, the cowardice, of perfunctory inhibitions and safe morals.
• Perhaps we have yet to learn that the inhibitions of character as well as its reinforcements come most readily through idealistic motives.
• Therefore, she did not fall under the inhibitions of the Illinois law forbidding marriages between persons of color, negro or mulatto, with a white person.

Similar words containing HIBITION without suffix s and without prefix in

adhibition16 cohibition17 exhibition22 inhibition15 adhibitions17 cohibitions18 exhibitions23 prohibition18 exhibitioner24 prohibitions19 disinhibition19 exhibitioners25 exhibitionism27 exhibitionist25 disinhibitions20 exhibitionisms28 exhibitionists26 prohibitionary24 prohibitionism23 prohibitionist21 exhibitionistic29 prohibitionisms24 prohibitionists22 exhibitionistically36

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