Latitudes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LATITUDES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LATITUDE, freedom from narrow restrictions
• regions, especially with reference to their temperature and distance from the equator
• scope for freedom of action or thought
• the range of exposures for which an emulsion or printing paper will give acceptable contrast
• the angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator, or of the equator of a celestial object, usually expressed in degrees and minutes

Words related to LATITUDES

latitude9

Words that contain LATITUDES

platitudes13 colatitudes14 midlatitudes16

How to use LATITUDES in a sentence

• But a winter or two in those latitudes appeared to have wrought little change.
• Some of the most beautiful forests in high latitudes consist of White Canoe-Birches.
• To fix our idea, this may be taken, in our latitudes, at eighteen thousand miles per day, or perhaps half the speed of a Mauser rifle bullet.
• The difference of latitudes was determined by observing the zenith-distances, of delta Cassiopeia.
• It is the candlenut-tree, which has furnished lights for Tahitians since they wandered to these latitudes.
• In the earlier decades these lay chiefly in the Virginia latitudes.
• A vessel without sails, with electricity for its motive power, and wanting no coal, could alone brave such high latitudes.
• Except near Cape Horn, and in the higher latitudes to the north-west, on its glassy surface storms are seldom encountered.
• Darkness fell very early in these far northern latitudes, and the long nights were very dreary and miserable.
• In these low latitudes the heat in the day-time is so intense, and the sun burns with such an incessant glare, that the entire atmosphere becomes pervaded with a glowing vapor.
• She has drawn the map of its poles, marked its latitudes of contemplation and prayer, and laid out all the interior seas and lands of the human heart.
• Under some conditions, sufficiently satisfactory results follow sowing in the early summer, even in Northern latitudes.
• It was dusk, and in these tropical latitudes night follows day very quickly.
• Thought, like the tidal wave, visits all latitudes with its ebb and flow.
• In certain latitudes, or under conditions of nearer proximity, these differences may be less marked.
• Between latitudes 29 degrees 25 minutes and 29 degrees 55 minutes, we did not see the coast, having passed it in the night.
• Some very interesting facts might result from the comparison of the direct heat of the solar rays in high and low latitudes.
• Our oysters, small though they be, are not devoid of the refreshing influence which that species of fish is supposed to exercise in these latitudes.
• Mount Franklin rose like an enormous screen before the western horizon, and night spread rapidly over all, as it does in regions of low latitudes.
• In these high latitudes it is the wind that is feared rather than the intense cold.
• When he got into the hot latitudes the plague of yellow fever appeared, and nearly three hundred of his men died in a few days.
• Besides, I was tired of these high southern latitudes, where nothing was to be found but ice and thick fogs.

Similar words containing LATITUDE without suffix s

latitude9 platitude12 colatitude13 platitudes13 colatitudes14 midlatitude15 midlatitudes16

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