Jubilee is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUBILEE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a celebration, also JUBILE
• a special anniversary of an event, especially one celebrating twenty-five or fifty years of a reign or activity
• a year of emancipation and restoration, kept every fifty years.
• a period of remission from the penal consequences of sin, granted by the Roman Catholic Church under certain conditions for a year, usually at intervals of twenty-five years.
• special anniversary, esp 25th or 50th
• Every fiftieth year, being the year following the completion of each seventh sabbath of years, at which time all the slaves of Hebrew blood were liberated, and all lands which had been alienated during the whole period reverted to their former owners.
• The joyful commemoration held on the fiftieth anniversary of any event; as, the jubilee of Queen Victoria\'s reign; the jubilee of the American Board of Missions.
• A church solemnity or ceremony celebrated at Rome, at stated intervals, originally of one hundred years, but latterly of twenty-five; a plenary and extraordinary indulgence grated by the sovereign pontiff to the universal church. One invariable condition of granting this indulgence is the confession of sins and receiving of the eucharist.
• A season of general joy.
• A state of joy or exultation.
• a special anniversary (or the celebration of it)

Words related to JUBILEE

jubile15 jubilees17

Words that contain JUBILEE

jubilees17

How to use JUBILEE in a sentence

• He kept straight all through the home-rule troubles, and he chipped in a lot for the Jubilee fund, and they made him Lord Vatsmore.
• The race thereby, with merriment and jubilee, confessed its inability to fulfil at once its Christian destiny as completely as the Greeks had fulfilled their pagan possibilities.
• He exhibited himself, at the Shakespeare Jubilee, to all the crowd which filled Stratford-on-Avon, with a placard round his hat bearing the inscription of Corsica Boswell.
• If these contingencies had not occurred, then, at the end of another six years, the opportunity was again offered, and in the same manner until the jubilee.
• The stranger was a permanent servant, continuing until the jubilee.
• It appears to be a jubilee for every slave in the city.
• The Boer leader had placed his gun with such skill that the British could not locate it, and it kept up its devilish jubilee until the night set in.
• The century closed with the opening of the great Jubilee at Rome.
• The year 1880 was the jubilee year of the Church, being fifty years since it was organized.
• Always, after this day of jubilee, they say that strange and great matters come to pass.
• As you hold out a hope of the same gratification, if chance or purpose could time your visits together, it would make a real jubilee.
• He said also that the governor was obstinate because he did not humiliate himself before the archbishop, as it was Holy Week and the season of the jubilee.
• In 1887 her jubilee was celebrated there, but in 1889 she was taken ill, and she died on the 24th of May.
• The chances are that they will be so much interested in what they have found that darkness will settle down upon us before they fairly get through with their jubilee.
• He also feels confident it will distinguish itself, not only during the coming year, but during the next 10 years before our Most Great Jubilee falls due in 1963.
• The palace of beauty rises, fruits bloom in waste places, gold drops from the rocks, and the entire movement of life becomes a march of jubilee.
• It was the golden jubilee of the flag-raising at Monterey fifty years before, a scene of patriotic enthusiasm in which I, with other patriotic people, participated.
• Rome was full of pilgrims from all parts, come to celebrate the jubilee of Pope Clement VIII.
• Shortly after Midnight she blew, arriving at headquarters just in time to participate in a Chafing-Dish Jubilee promoted by only Brother, just back from the Varsity.
• I arrived back on June 29th, just in time to prepare for the special services which were to be held throughout the Corps on Sunday, July 1st, it being the jubilee of the Dominion.
• Issuing his work in the year of the Reformation jubilee, he dedicated it to the shades of Luther.
• In a Bull proclaiming a Jubilee the Pope had called his faithful children to Rome, and they had come from all quarters of the globe.
• Sunday was given up to the interview with the journalist, the last preparations for the Jubilee, and various secular duties.
• To-day, that song rings out with power again through France, and mounts in jubilee to the summit of the column on the Place Vendome.
• On their part it was with wild jubilee and delight that those on board the hooker saw the hostile land recede and lessen behind them.
• When the details of my jubilee performance at Drury Lane were being arranged, the Committee decided to ask certain distinguished artists to contribute to the programme.
• The year 1905 was the jubilee of his arrival in the empire.
• Even the Republicans were full of national optimism, going over to the Democrats to help the jubilee of reform.
• But it was a period of historical jubilee in our country, this fall of 1883.
• It may hold a jubilee the day it hears I have shipped myself off for India.

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