Milestones is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MILESTONES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MILESTONE, a post or stone marker showing distance in miles
• a stone set up beside a road to mark the distance in miles to a particular place.
• a significant stage or event in the development of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stone serving as a milepost

Words related to MILESTONES

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How to use MILESTONES in a sentence

• The mile-stones of its onward march down the ages have not been monuments of material power, but the blackened stakes of martyrs, trophies of individual fidelity to conviction.
• Her life during all this time was singularly uneventful, and the chief milestones along the road mark the publication of her successive novels.
• Nevertheless these episodes are milestones of victory in the onward march of civilization, which will paralyze the historical manifestations of social criminality.
• Men just as good and younger stand waiting at the milestones to carry on the torch.
• Presently, when three milestones had loitered past, he overtook a boy who was stooping to light a cigarette.
• Along the tedious length of Benvill Lane she began to grow tired, and she leant upon gates and paused by milestones.
• And day by day she had watched Wayne go back to the outer circle, that grim little smile as mile-stones in his progress.
• He had gained a couple of hundred paces, but the good little mare set that right before we could have passed two milestones.
• There are days in life which pass by without being distinguished by any outstanding happenings, and which yet remain in the mind as milestones on the road of life.
• The milestones stood erect on fresh lettuce leaves and were served with French dressing.
• Along the thousand miles of road from the Missouri River to the Great Lake, there stand, thicker than milestones, memorials of those who failed on the way.
• Indeed, what chronological mile-stones are the various forms of our American fireplaces! As the historic dates grow larger, the fireplaces grow smaller.
• The process of this growth cannot be described in detail, but the path is clearly marked and its milestones may be numbered.
• You get an impression that when Catholic England was in her prime great abbeys were as thick as milestones.
• The hills are a little steeper, the milestones, surely, further apart.
• Milestones of historic significance have been successively reached and rapidly left behind.
• The wine-bottle, the gaming-table, were the first milestones on the road to ruin.
• The advance steps taken from time to time in the history of jurisprudence are the milestones which stand out on the highway of civilization.
• Some of the old milestones can be seen on the road to Sikandra.
• These deeds and words are the milestones in the path of progress by which Judaism reached Christianity.
• DEWITT TALMAGE 1898-1902 THE LAST MILESTONES BY MRS.
• Nothing moved in or out of the world of import, during these last milestones of his life, that he was not asked about its coming and its going.
• He marched eagerly ahead, as if the milestones of his life stretched many years beyond.

Similar words containing MILESTONE without suffix s

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