Magnates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAGNATES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MAGNATE, a great or noble person; now esp. a wealthy and influential person, esp. in business
• a wealthy and influential businessman or businesswoman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a powerful or influential person

Words related to MAGNATES

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Words that contain MAGNATES

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How to use MAGNATES in a sentence

• Property, in his eyes, had great consideration, as with all the influential magnates of the North.
• But of all the magnates who were opposed to reform, the prince regent was the most obstinate.
• Nobody is rich now, except your commercial magnates, like Smithson.
• I know what it is worth, and I have no particular regard for commercial magnates, but one must protest against these Bumble-like proceedings.
• She used to give entertainments to the magnates of Florence, and Fazio was one who spent most of his time in her society.
• If Cecil Rhodes had been allowed to decide alone as to the best course of action to pursue he also might have come to the same conclusion as these magnates.
• The bishops joined the secular magnates, and threatened their colleague with excommunication.
• On June 11 the magnates once more assembled, this time at Oxford.
• This rather narrow body was created, we are told, to save the expense involved in too frequent meetings of the magnates.
• On the contrary, the Provisions diminished the need even for those periodical assemblies of the magnates which had been in existence since the earliest dawn of our history.
• For all practical purposes small baronial committees were to perform the work of magnates and people as well as of the crown.
• The magnates of the parliament then turned against them the arms they professed to have prepared against the Welsh.
• He gave up the homage of the greater Welsh magnates, and resigned all his former conquests.
• In March, 1290, a parliament of Scots magnates met at Brigham, near Kelso, and ratified the treaty.
• The English garrisons were surrendering one by one, and the Scottish magnates were deserting the English cause.
• He was joined by a great multitude of the people and by a certain number of the magnates.
• All Scotland was soon in revolt, and only the garrisons and a few magnates remained faithful to Edward.
• Together they attended a parliament of magnates held in July at Stamford.
• The magnates were no longer contented with simply demanding the banishment of Gaveston.
• As in 1258, the magnates claimed to speak for the whole nation.
• When parliament met at Lincoln, in January, 1316, the few magnates who attended would transact no business until his arrival.
• There was an unprecedented gathering of magnates, who came to the parliament with a large armed following, encamped like an army in all the villages to the north of the city.
• During the siege of Leeds, the magnates of the march, headed by Hereford and Roger Mortimer, collected a force at Kingston-on-Thames, where they were joined by Badlesmere.
• Besides the chancellor and the two Despensers, the only magnates of mark who remained faithful to him were the brothers-in-law, Edmund, Earl of Arundel, and Earl Warenne.
• The opportunity came in October, 1330, when the magnates assembled at Nottingham to hold a parliament there.
• Happily for France, the magnates of the realm dealt with the succession question as statesmen and not as lawyers.
• The half-independent magnates were soon convinced that their chivalrous lord was no friend of aristocratic privilege.
• His most familiar friend among the opposition magnates was Lord Bathurst, a man of uncommon vivacity and good-humour.
• Yet even before this fact had been clearly recognized, the railway magnates of the West had bought up all the floating stock without exception.
• The State Council, and the War Office to which the Baron belonged, and the army, anxious to do honor to the Comte de Forzheim, were all represented by their magnates.
• The noble Romans, twelve or more of the magnates of the greatest power on the earth, held their breath in uneasy anticipation.

Similar words containing MAGNATE without suffix s

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