Inventions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVENTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INVENTION, that which is invented; a contrivance
• the action of inventing something, typically a process or device
• something, typically a process or device, that has been invented
• creative ability
• something fabricated or made up
• used as a title for a short piece of music
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• discovery, finding

Words related to INVENTIONS

invention12

Words that contain INVENTIONS

reinventions15

How to use INVENTIONS in a sentence

• In the towns, one found inventions that lightened labor, and brought to the reach of all a physical comfort that in England only the rich enjoyed, but the contrasts were sharp.
• All these tales about Negro cannibals I am inclined to believe inventions.
• The part played by the great business leaders who have developed and extended the new inventions, placing them at the service of all, has not been forgotten.
• Neither did he endeavor to profit by his inventions, for he secured no patents upon them.
• The investigation of principles is quickly followed by practical inventions.
• Bewildered by our ambitions, fashions, and inventions, they emulate us feebly, but in their heart of hearts think us mad.
• Thus, Brent and his partner, Herbert Balcom, had evolved a simple method of protecting corporations against troublesome inventors and inventions.
• All inventions are emptied here, and not few pockettes.
• Annibale had a peculiar facility in these incongruous inventions, and even the severe Leonardo da Vinci considered them as useful exercises.
• These long, open cars, where people can see from end to end what everyone is doing, are hateful inventions.
• These with the forests, fields, brooks, seasons, tools, and inventions, are the necessary object lessons in natural science which can serve daily to illustrate other lessons.
• It is the same with all the other discoveries and inventions of man, which are innumerable.
• Through the ingenuity and inventions of man it is possible to cross the wide oceans, fly through the air and travel in submarine depths.
• Sciences, inventions and discoveries have increased.
• Man’s inventions have appeared through the avenue of his reasonable faculties.
• It was a wretched night, even in town, where man has sought out so many inventions to defy foul weather and the powers of darkness.
• Ages, generations, inventions, corruptions, had produced it, and it seemed, wherever it rested, to be filtered through the bed of history.
• They are often associated with technical discoveries and inventions.
• Bacon was born out of due time, and his contemporaries had little sympathy with his philosophy, and still less with his mechanical schemes and inventions.
• Here his genius is all pure gold, in his successful studies or inventions of the humorous, of character parts.
• One of the most conspicuous characteristics of the present century is the ever-increasing extent to which inventions of all kinds have invaded almost every department of industry.

Similar words containing VENTION without suffix s and without prefix in

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