Journals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOURNALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOURNAL, to record in a journal
• write in a journal or diary
NOUN:
• a newspaper or magazine that deals with a particular subject or professional activity
• a daily record of news and events of a personal nature; a diary
• a logbook.
• a record of the daily proceedings in the Houses of Parliament.
• (in bookkeeping) a daily record of business transactions with a statement of the accounts to which each is to be debited and credited.
• the part of a shaft or axle that rests on bearings.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to enter in a daily record

Words related to JOURNALS

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How to use JOURNALS in a sentence

• The other daily journals published more or less vivid accounts of the identification of Mr.
• Numerous inquiries having been made for copies of the Journals of the Explorations by the Messrs.
• Those who wish to see the several particulars falling under each of these heads, may consult the journals of the council, which are in print.
• I have therefore respectfully to request that this communication may be considered a part of that message and that it may be entered therewith on the journals of the Senate.
• They all read newspapers or trade journals, boot-and-shoe journals, crockery journals, and waited for the joys of conversation.
• I trust it will not be uninteresting if I preface the history with a few words on the nature of these journals and writings as they have come to hand from Central Africa.
• IV LETTERS AND JOURNALS OF LORD BYRON, WITH NOTICES OF HIS LIFE, from April, 1817, to October, 1820.
• That they did it in the face of every worldly motive, their letters and journals abundantly prove.
• The work was favorably noticed in several leading journals of the day, and has circulated extensively both in Europe and this country.
• You would read new books and new journals, or, else, you would read the old books and the old journals in a new way.
• The English journals, which are nothing but middle-class shops, took the side of their patrons.
• Many of his letters are in the Record Office, and his journals in the British Museum.
• The literary journals are well conducted, and one will often find articles of genuine merit in some of the most unpretending.
• The journals said a good deal about it at the time, but events occur so fast here that a quarrel of this sort produces little sensation.
• Even clubs and hotels subscribe to the leading journals only.
• They profess deep attachment to the Church, and in their journals advise every one to unite himself with the fold of Christ.
• Weekly and monthly journals have been multiplied, and carry the good news of God not only through France but into all parts of the Continent.
• I could fill a hundred journals, without once stopping to think.
• I thought nothing of it at the time, but the report in the foreign journals which startled and shocked my friends so much came probably from the occupants of that vehicle.
• The public journals soon announced the fact, and the common conjecture was, that he had returned to Paris.
• I imagined that Your Highness read only French journals.
• Fortunately, through his letters and writings, his journals and autobiographical memoirs we know a good deal about his personal history and education.
• I dropped into his hand a coin that would have purchased all his little sheaf of journals, and hurried away, not to take the change or hear his thanks.
• Besides his engagement with these two journals, he was pursuing those studies which made him the prince of British geologists.

Similar words containing JOURNAL without suffix s

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