Instalment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTALMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one of a series of partial payments, also INSTALLMENT
• a sum of money due as one of several equal payments for something, spread over an agreed period of time
• any of several parts of something which are published, broadcast, or made public in sequence at intervals
• the process of installing something; installation
• a part of a broadcast serial
• a part of a published serial
• the act of installing something (as equipment)
• one of a series of partial payments

Words related to INSTALMENT

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How to use INSTALMENT in a sentence

• Before we had ceased congratulating ourselves on these accessions, yet another instalment of pay was delivered, with form of receipt as in the previous case.
• He sat and shivered until a second instalment of groans in the next room brought him in desperation to his feet.
• It was believed to be only an instalment of full and free emancipation soon to follow.
• Lots were sold on the Instalment Plan to Widows, Cash-Boys, and Shirt-Factory Girls who wanted to get Rich in from fifteen to twenty Minutes.
• The first instalment of settlers, about four thousand in number, arrived in May 1783.
• On the 15th of May, I received my legal instalment to the position for which Dr.
• When he took up the cost of the proposed instalment, however, Mr.
• The volume of consumer instalment credit, 1929-1938.
• The volume of consumer instalment credit, 1929-1958.
• Consumer instalment credit and economic fluctuations.
• This says little indeed, and yet enough, I hope, to direct your attention more vividly to the first instalment of my works which I hope to present at Easter.
• A first instalment of L100,000 towards an eventual million, is asked for as a starting-point for the scheme.
• Taylor, recently set up in the stove business, a new range with all modern attachments, promising to pay on the instalment plan.
• This brings us to the second instalment of the journals, for we have thus acknowledged the first to have reached us on Mr.
• Edward thereupon stirred up the oligarchy to issue an instalment of the promised reforms in the document known as the Provisions of Westminster.
• The only thing that prevented them from buying an automobile right away on the instalment plan was the fact that the auto had not yet been invented.
• Having tolerated with difficulty the instalment of Miss Fitzroy in the trap, she started with a flourish, and pulled hard until clear of the town and its flaring public-houses.
• This second instalment of coffee made him feel extraordinarily fit and vigorous.
• He stated that the money advanced for public works should not be exacted in full, but half remitted upon the payment of each instalment.
• With the 1893 sheet in my pocket I resolved to prepare a pleasant little surprise for my suave friend Macpherson when he called to get his next instalment of five shillings.
• You sold him a table for fifty pounds, on the instalment plan.
• Give me and wife a chance, and we will live straight after this, and remit on instalment.
• Her father sent her money every month, and the last instalment was all spent.
• I received yesterday the last instalment, five thousand francs, from my business.
• The readers of the Ledger stories have learned to demand a weekly instalment of the good sense and sobriety of Mr.
• Countless happy years to you and yours, my dear Felton, and some instalment of them, however slight, in England, in the loving company of THE PROSCRIBED ONE.
• You need not bother about the first instalment this month.
• Building-loan associations, homes on the instalment plan, appeal to the sentiments they think the young man ought to heed.
• The first instalment of the Corpus appeared in 1863, and the great scholar lived to hail the appearance of nearly twenty volumes, half of them edited by himself.
• This sum of money provides for the appearance of the first instalment of your story.
• Curtis so, and promised to send over a trial instalment.
• Neither does a novel or a biography end with the final page of its convenient instalment.
• Here is a cheque on the South Wales Bank for the first instalment.
• But the thing ran like another instalment of the talk they had had in Dubuque.

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