Licence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LICENCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENSE
• grant a licence to
• authorize the use, performance, or release of (something)
• permit (someone) to do something
• authorize officially
• (in the US) give permission to
NOUN:
• document giving official permission
• excessive freedom; lack of due restraint
• freedom to deviate deliberately from normally applicable rules or practices (especially in behavior or speech)
• a legal document giving official permission to do something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to license

Words related to LICENCE

licenced13 licencer12 licencers13 licences12 licencing14

Words that contain LICENCE

licenced13 licencee12 licencer12 licences12 licencees13 licencers13 sublicence16 unlicenced15 sublicenced18 sublicences17

How to use LICENCE in a sentence

• And Sehon would give Israel no licence to pass thorow his country, but gathered all his people together and went out against Israel into the wilderness.
• This Licence constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the Work licensed here.
• No poet is allowed the licence of creating images inconsistent with our conceptions.
• Humour may take its utmost licence, yet be sincere.
• With this licence almost any character may be any other.
• The stage, therefore, resumed more than its original licence under his auspices.
• In front of him on the desk lay a duly prepared marriage licence, and upon it a bright gold half eagle.
• But Saxo was a very common name, and we shall see the licence of hypothesis to which this fact has given rise.
• No private hospital or infirmary is to be opened without a government licence.
• They accompany him to the colony to remind him that true freedom is not licence, that the conditions of success are a change of mind and not of climate.
• They have not the rest and the licence of the one, while they have the same drill and discipline, without the same rate of pay as the other.
• Whatever indulgence Vitellius showed to his generals, he allowed 94 still more licence to the troops.
• Poetic Licence, I take to be the liberty which poets have assumed to themselves, in all ages, of speaking things in verse, which are beyond the severity of prose.
• After she had obteined licence to depart from the court, she got hir first into Coldingham abbeie, and there was professed a nun.
• It was the finest in the cathedral, built by Royal licence.
• Thre yeer the martir heeld ther resydence, Tyl Ayllewyn be revelacion Took off the Bysshop upon a day licence To leede Kyng Edmund ageyn to Bury town.
• A clergyman has social licence to be serious which is not accorded to other men.
• About this season pope Vrbane wrote vnto Baldwin archbishop of Canturburie, granting him licence to build a church at Alkinton, in honour of S.
• Moreover the Bishop of Utrecht had given them a licence for the consecration of a burial-ground for the use of the monastery that they should found on Mount St.
• March 21st, warning given publikly of licence given to Thomas Goodyer.
• The great barons, who had established themselves in castles erected without royal licence, were brought into subjection to the crown and compelled to pull down their walls.
• The king endeavoured to limit this drain upon the population of the kingdom by allowing none to cross the sea without his special licence.
• This excessive licence of insight into private life was in fashion in the seventeenth century.
• I may or may not have a gun licence, but our present controversy relates to a certificate to kill game.
• In my tent! Who art thou who defiest me, and what is thy licence, heathen slave, to defile the tent of Holofernes? Bind her.
• In the heavy multitude of my cares I had forgotten this matter of the licence.
• There would be the special licence to get, the cure of St.
• And then the crowd of subalterns, worked up by the licence allowed it, like a horse excited by a head-free gallop, returns in force to the lounge.
• It was understood that on these occasions criticism was suspended, and great licence was permissible.

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