Likenesses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIKENESSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LIKENESS, a pictorial representation
• the fact or quality of being alike; resemblance
• the semblance, guise, or outward appearance of
• a portrait or representation

Words related to LIKENESSES

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Words that contain LIKENESSES

alikenesses15 unlikenesses16 dislikenesses18 godlikenesses19 warlikenesses20 ladylikenesses22 lifelikenesses21 childlikenesses25 gentlemanlikenesses26

How to use LIKENESSES in a sentence

• Nearly all the guests recognized them without having to be told what they were, and pronounced the likenesses superb.
• Except some family portraits, valuable to me from their likenesses only, I could wish that every picture I ever painted was destroyed.
• I do not know that I am good at tracing likenesses.
• Who would not have expected them to be insipid likenesses of each other? No such thing.
• But he has only two likenesses, one a black profile, the other a painting in which he is made cross-eyed.
• At the National Repository, Charing Cross, there is exhibited a very correct model of this screen, in which the likenesses of the ancient kings are admirably imitated.
• Frederika Bremer was peculiarly delighted by her interviews with him, and made a fine sketch of him in her collection of American likenesses.
• In both these engravings there were scores of supposed likenesses, but I could not identify them.
• All are accurate likenesses of originals, most of whom are now living.
• If the figures here given are compared with those obtained from the human voice, many likenesses will be observed.
• I used to protect Miss Smith, because she was like Lady Jane Harley in the face, and likenesses go a great way with me.
• Wolcott and myself to entertain serious thoughts of making a business of the taking of likenesses from life, intending to use the reflecting apparatus invented by Mr.
• Experiments were made upon mediums for protecting the eyes from the direct light of the sun, and also upon the best form and material for a back-ground to the likenesses.
• Reynolds has introduced into it likenesses both of himself and Jarvis, as shepherds worshipping.
• So many contrasted qualities met and were reconciled in her, that different friends and critics report her in quite different likenesses.
• Many have painted their own likenesses, not so much from motives of vanity, but as a matter of artistic interest.
• The Assyrian statues are good, recognizable likenesses of eminent living Jewish merchants, in London and New Orleans.
• To my utter astonishment they were the likenesses of Mr.
• At Dundee, in 1843, the Highland Society paid him the compliment of having the likenesses of his sheep taken for its museum in Edinburgh.
• The mind very readily observes likenesses, and when directed toward the establishing of a proposition easily overlooks the differences.
• The accidental analogies or likenesses are limitless, and are the great stock in trade of most writers and speakers.
• All her likenesses are singularly individual, and we realize their character at a glance.
• She has been a careful student in the arrangement of portraits in order to make attractive pictures as well as satisfactory likenesses.
• She became famous for the excellent likenesses she made and for the artistic qualities of her small portraits.
• Wright very much desired to make likenesses of those who signed the Treaty of Peace, and of those who had taken a prominent part in making it.
• The hardest of stones were carved into living likenesses, or invested with a dignity and pathos which it is difficult to match.
• The likenesses appeared even more striking on a coloured picture by Espinal, representing the baptism of our Saviour.
• Their likenesses are greater than their differences.
• One statue of him adorns the principal street, and another graces the swimming pond, both speaking likenesses.
• But though these have likenesses to love, they are not love.
• The portrait of President McKinley is from the photograph that seems to his friends upon the whole the most striking of his likenesses.
• Most of the many portraits which are reproduced in its pages are correct likenesses, but it is the pen pictures which give the book its value.
• There was a large collection of likenesses of her relatives and friends on the wall, which was interesting in the extreme.

Similar words containing LIKENESSE without suffix s

alikenesses15 unlikenesses16 dislikenesses18 godlikenesses19 warlikenesses20 ladylikenesses22 lifelikenesses21 childlikenesses25 gentlemanlikenesses26

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