Locomotion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOCOMOTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act or the power of moving from place to place
• movement or the ability to move from one place to another
• The act of moving from place to place.
• The power of moving from place to place, characteristic of the higher animals and some of the lower forms of plant life.
• the power or ability to move
• self-propelled movement

Words related to LOCOMOTION

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How to use LOCOMOTION in a sentence

• Moreover, the colonists were as widely separated from each other, measured by the facilities of locomotion, as are the most remote nations of the world to-day.
• The Mineral Kingdom comprises all substances which are without those organs necessary to locomotion, and the due performance of the functions of life.
• It consists of organized bodies, but destitute of the power of locomotion.
• Your means of locomotion fixes your place in the estimation of the East, because it is visible to them, while your credentials are not.
• Here, for the first time, I saw the cable cars running up hill and down without any visible means of locomotion.
• The common calls of business, and the mere daily locomotion from point to point of an extended city, necessitate a large amount of this simplest exercise.
• By continual exercise, his powers of locomotion had developed in incredible proportions.
• River steaming is, according to my notions, the best of all sorts of locomotion.
• The injury is quite evident, and the manner of locomotion is not in itself an essential feature to be considered in a discussion of symptoms.
• However, in establishing a diagnosis, local evidence in these cases is of greater significance than the manner of locomotion.
• Here and there, however, a desire for locomotion was expressed.
• It loses its power of locomotion and its limbs disappear.
• Rabbits and hares from their familiarity, their long ears, and their peculiar method of locomotion, seem always to attract the notice of primitive peoples.
• Most vegetable organisms remain stationary, while some possess organs of locomotion, and swim about in the water in a manner much resembling the movements of certain animals.
• The evolution of locomotion has a purely historical relation to the Western European peoples.
• He could ride a horse all day, but when it came to depending upon his own legs as a means of locomotion, he was a dead failure.
• The long deep compressed tail was particularly adapted for locomotion in the water.
• Excuse him! She would have hired a balloon to take him if he had declared a preference for that form of locomotion.
• She does not try to use our stomachs as means of locomotion.
• That journey would be made sooner or later, and as to the mode of locomotion adopted, it simply follows the law of progress.
• He had brought his skis, and these instruments of locomotion, some six feet in length, made a sensation among the inexperienced.
• His tastes and talents were developed along the line of machinery and locomotion.
• These spirited tales convey In a realistic way the wonderful advances in land and sea locomotion.
• So the curate of Buckland, living at the Pear-tree Cottage in Rodden, required a pony for locomotion, which he showed with some pride to his neighbours on first buying it.
• He must himself be present at every market, which means costly, personal locomotion.
• Let him think that you are laughing at him, and I should advise you to take the nearest camel, train, or boat, or any other means of locomotion to hand, and fly the country.

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