Kremlin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KREMLIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a Russian citadel
• a citadel within a Russian town.
• the citadel in Moscow.
• the Russian or (formerly) USSR government.
• citadel of any Russian city
• The citadel of a town or city; especially, the citadel of Moscow, a large inclosure which contains imperial palaces, cathedrals, churches, an arsenal, etc.
• citadel of Moscow, housing the offices of the Russian government
• citadel of a Russian town

Words related to KREMLIN

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Words that contain KREMLIN

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How to use KREMLIN in a sentence

• She walked in spirit the stony pavement of the Kremlin.
• Of this hate which Nicholas felt for liberal forms of government there yet remain monuments in the great museum of the Kremlin.
• It surpasses in beauty and strength the Kremlin at Moscow, the Tower of London, the citadel at Toledo and every other fortress I know of.
• We carried away a golden cross that was on the Kremlin, and every soldier had a small fortune.
• The stores of brandy, and boats loaded with alcohol, were simultaneously ignited, and a fierce conflagration like a sea of flame raged below the Kremlin.
• On the 13th of October, after lighting a mine under the Kremlin, with sullen rage the French troops marched out of Moscow.
• Before killing them they cut off the limbs of their victims, some of whom they buried alive in the Kremlin.
• The Kremlin realizes full well that it cannot hope to spread Bolshevism by means of its own people.
• At that time the city consisted of the Kremlin and the three walled-in enclosures which encircle it and each other as the several skins and shell inclose the kernel of a walnut.
• By far the greater number of pieces that we shall find in the Kremlin and elsewhere belong to the Seventeenth Century.
• In the treasury of the Kremlin we have but one piece of the Twelfth Century and some few of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries.
• The entire number of pieces in the Kremlin amounts to sixteen hundred.
• The Treasury of the Kremlin contains a large number of cups or vases of silver-gilt, for table use, of Russian work.
• The Cathedral of the Assumption is one of the many churches situated within the precincts of the Kremlin.
• The town has its own Kremlin, apart from the citadel.
• In the year 1850 the new building of the Orujenaia Palata which forms part of the modern palace of the Kremlin was completed, and to this the entire collection was transferred.
• The walls of the city and the towers of the Kremlin still remained.
• During the night of the 12th of February, 1446, the conspirators entered the Kremlin.
• The palace of the Kremlin alone, was a city in itself.
• The Kremlin became the scene of constant intrigues.
• The young emperor then returned, with his court, to the Kremlin, through streets carpeted with velvet and damask.
• The palace of the Kremlin itself, the gorgeous streets which surrounded it, and the whole of the grand faubourg in a few moments were glowing like a furnace.
• The czar, accompanied by the clergy and the nobles, left the palace of the Kremlin to meet the deputies.
• The monarch was now conducted to the Kremlin, which had been rebuilt, and attended mass in the church of the Assumption.
• Thus importuned, Ivan at last consented to return to the Kremlin.
• The people met him several miles from the city, and conducted him in triumph to the Kremlin.
• An officer was sent to the Kremlin with a feigned account of a victory obtained over the troops of Dmitri.
• Then, with his head uncovered, and walking by the side of her carriage, he conducted her to the city and to the Kremlin.
• Seeing that Feodor had but a short time to live, she left her convent and returned to the Kremlin, persisting in her resolve to perform all sisterly duties for her dying brother.
• Two were first seized in the palace of the Kremlin, and thrown out of the window.
• The worthy old man, who, like most eminent physicians, was as distinguished for humanity as for eminent medical skill, was dragged to the Kremlin.
• A colonel, with three hundred men, was sent to the Kremlin to arrest the officers implicated in the conspiracy.
• The executions being terminated and the exiles out of sight, Sophia was ordered to leave the Kremlin, and retire to the cloisters of Denitz, which she was never again to leave.
• His feeble brother Ivan received him at the outer gate of the Kremlin.
• Hearing these tidings Peter abandoned all plans for visiting Italy, and set out impetuously for Moscow, and arrived at the Kremlin before it was known that he had left Germany.
• Lo, out of the Bazaar, near the Kremlin, bursts a volume of flame! The surrounding region is lighted with the glare.

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