Invalids is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVALIDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• INVALID, to treat as an invalid
• remove (someone) from active service in the armed forces because of injury or illness
• disable (someone) by injury or illness
NOUN:
• a person made weak or disabled by illness or injury
ADJECTIVE:
• (of an official document or procedure) not legally recognized because it contravenes a regulation or law
• (especially of an argument, statement, or theory) not true because based on erroneous information or unsound reasoning
• (of computer instructions, data, etc.) not conforming to the correct format or specifications.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to disable physically

Words related to INVALIDS

invalid11 invalided14 invaliding15

How to use INVALIDS in a sentence

• Here Patricia was also brought in her wheel chair by Beth, who then left the two invalids together.
• Later he will see that it is an agent not to be tampered with, and never to be used on healthy subjects, but applied only to invalids.
• Invalids go there as well as to Davos, but the same precautions are taken as at Davos.
• Almond Butter is very suitable for invalids and those of weak digestion.
• These millions of invalids do not owe to civilization their diseases, but their lives.
• Toward the end of 1780 Schiller left the academy and was made doctor to a regiment of soldiers consisting largely of invalids.
• Among the more essential matters in the way of hints to invalids, left for brief elaboration in this chapter, is that of DRESS.
• This point is second in interest only to that of Minnetonka Lake for both invalids and pleasure-seekers during the summer and fall months.
• FLORIDA is certainly the only State among all of those lying east of the Mississippi River to which invalids may resort with advantage, so far as the climate is concerned.
• I told him I did not think that would suit him, as I should leave none in the garrison but invalids, because it would be entirely covered by the main army.
• The sick-house was thronged with real and pretended invalids.
• However, before we sat down to our repast, we went up to see our invalids, whom we found tolerably well, though anxious for our return.
• All this work, with the enclosing the garden with palisades of bamboo, occupied us about a fortnight, in which time our invalids made great progress towards their recovery.
• Precisely the same kind of hut in the Crimea held a little company of men in perfect health, or a set of invalids, carried out one after another to their graves.
• Their miserable cabin began to exhibit an abundance of wholesome food, such as fresh meat, soup, tea, sugar,white bread, and even to wine, to strengthen the invalids.
• We submit to having our invalids taken to hospitals when they have contagious diseases because we know that we must not endanger other lives.
• First the wards must be kept clean, or the invalids would grow worse instead of better.
• At the very time when they ought to be in their prime, they break down in health and become helpless invalids for life, or speedily sink into an early grave.
• Then bending its top, the attendant attached it to the mask over the invalid’s head by a buckskin string which was fastened to the mask.
• The English, who require, above everything, good living in order to be good soldiers, only eating salt meat and bad biscuit, had many invalids in their camp.
• Teneriffe, however, possesses but little English society, consequently there are few comforts or inducements for invalids.
• A pestilence raged in the colony at our arrival, of which many of the soldiers died, and most of the survivors were invalids.
• The proportion of sick is always greater here than on the cotton plantation, and the invalids of this place are not unfrequently sent down to St.
• But there were several rebels amongst the invalids, and they found consolation in confiding to each other their separate grievances.
• Many of the little invalids were unable to leave their couches.
• These old and happily rare cases of chronic nervous invalids are simply fatal to loving nurses.
• He decided that I was unfit for duty, and must take my place among the invalids.

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