Interruptions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERRUPTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INTERRUPTION, the act of interrupting
• an act, utterance, or period that interrupts someone or something
• the action of interrupting or being interrupted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to stop or hinder by breaking in

Words related to INTERRUPTIONS

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How to use INTERRUPTIONS in a sentence

• The constant interruptions protracted the discussions through the entire day.
• There are, however, in fact, three interruptions to the continuity of this plain, though only one of them constitutes any considerable interruption to its barrenness.
• I stated the reason, that opportunities were less frequent, more circuitous, and attended with greater interruptions.
• And I should certainly be unwilling that my visitors should know what I thought of the interruptions created by their visits.
• They were men of rank, wealth, and fashion, and had experienced all the interruptions to deep study, with which such elevated station is naturally attended.
• They seem to be quite irrelevant interruptions until we look back upon the completed whole and study the perfected intent of the story.
• Despite all the interruptions, though, it was not much after noon when we reached Blangy.
• They were carried on with interruptions during the next seven years.
• To a mind thus withdrawn from common objects, it is more eligible to repose on the prudence of another, than to be exposed every moment to slight interruptions.
• Oratory in exercise is masterful and jealous, and intolerant of all interruptions.
• David Cannon, never patient, a rough-tongued, self-absorbed genius, resented these interruptions, and was brief in his methods of expressing as much.
• The design had its interruptions, both intellectual and practical.
• Our whole militia system, with its long train of vices and its vexatious interruptions of labor, would be swept away.
• At Rome he was a favorite, and he was also, with some interruptions, a favorite at Versailles.
• The lunch that came along at noon, and the dinner that the happy Miss Doc prepared at dusk, were mere interruptions in the play of the tiny Carson and the lively little girls.
• Sickness and other unavoidable interruptions deprive you of days enough.
• Apparently, Magloire was not accustomed to sighs, interruptions, and expressions of regret from the usually imperturbable chief agent.
• But when the family is assembled at the board, these trifles cause awkward pauses and interruptions.
• Interruptions of the description to make side-remarks are as powerful to destroy unity as are scattered descriptive phrases.
• But at least interruptions were less probable in this quarter.
• Fancy, in this city of aisles and columns and side chapels and wall tombs, a church with no interruptions or impediments whatever.
• The evolution of the Afro-American soldier was the work of a short period and suffered many interruptions.
• To-night my house is quiet and all are sleeping, and I can chat with thee without the many interruptions that come from children, servants, and friends during the waking hours.
• We have chafed at ordinary disappointments, at little interruptions in the current of our prosperity.
• Indeed, there are well-appointed country seats in the South of Russia in which the long summer days are entirely spent in card-playing, with interruptions only for meals.
• Plan your work in the morning, then take the little interruptions coolly and quietly.
• The water-clock was punctual in its duty, and I slept until next morning soundly, with the exception of the periodical interruptions.
• The place of the interruptions of lines, the variation of the place, and the avoidance of correspondence, are precisely what makes Japanese design of this class inimitable.
• He then asked the professor, as there would be no further interruptions, to proceed with his lecture.
• His academic work there was continued, with slight interruptions, till 1261.
• He could not remain at his daily study without interruptions.
• For several years Russia enjoyed peace with but trivial interruptions.

Similar words containing TERRUPTION without suffix s and without prefix in

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