Militate is valid Scrabble Word

Is militate a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is militate valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for MILITATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to have influence
(of a fact or circumstance) be a powerful or conclusive factor in preventing
have a strong influence or effect
To make war; to fight; to contend; -- usually followed by against and with.
have force or influence; bring about an effect or change

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to have influence or effect

Words related to MILITATE

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Words that contain MILITATE

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How to use MILITATE in a sentence

But you are always to remember that your gymnastics are not to militate against verbal concord.
In like manner other changes became necessary, which did not militate against the welfare of the Church, but tended to preserve it.
The only thing to militate against this would be the element of time, which seems hardly to oppose it.
Then, again, his long coat would militate against the activity necessary for his legitimate calling.
To good food, good nursing and material comfort the young man reacted quickly for he was a healthy young animal and had no bad habits to militate against recovery.
And yet how many circumstances do we see tending to militate against that one essential.
As your friend I would not advise you to do anything that would militate against your interests.
Even amongst the lower animals, misery and distress in one of the flock militate against the happiness of the others.
The imperfections of statement which brevity has necessitated, do not, we believe, militate against the propositions laid down.
I have thus taken the liberty of representing to you the facts and the reasons, which seem to militate against the separation or removal of these troops.

The archduke protested that such considerations must not be allowed to militate against his being set free to return to Cassel-Nassau at the earliest possible moment.
The fact that a wife is purchased by bride-gifts does not militate against the respect in which she is held or the regard which is paid to her rights.
These considerations must militate against the appearance of domestic subjects in the school time-table, but there are others working in exactly the opposite direction.
Webster referred to the cases of Kelly, of Hyde, and others, cited by counsel for the defendant, and showed that they did not militate with the doctrine for which he contended.
These are circumstances, it must be confessed, which militate strongly to beget a piratical character.
But these matters were all brought up to militate against his lordship.
Or if Theodotion made use, in whole or in part, of some previous version, as seems certain, this fact would not at all militate against St.
The remaining concentration will be most safely conducted in the vacuum pan, where a scarcity of water does not, as in Barbados, militate against its use.
But that guilty liability to selfdeception, does not militate against the truth of the representation now made.
Other points that militate against the claim of his descendants may be noted.
One man endeavours to make his system comport wholly with human reason, and the consequence is, that texts constantly stare him in the face, which militate against it.

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