Ministers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINISTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MINISTER, to give aid or service
• attend to the needs of (someone)
• provide (something necessary or helpful)
• act as a minister of religion
• administer (a sacrament)
NOUN:
• (in certain countries) a head of a government department
• a member of the clergy, especially in the Presbyterian and Nonconformist Churches
• the superior of some religious orders.
• a diplomatic agent, usually ranking below an ambassador, representing a state or sovereign in a foreign country.
• a person or thing used to achieve or convey something

Words related to MINISTERS

minister10 ministered13 ministering14

Words that contain MINISTERS

administers14 ministership19 subministers16 ministerships20 coadministers18 readministers16 maladministers19 superministers18

How to use MINISTERS in a sentence

• The King and the ministers looked on with impatience and disgust, but were irresolute.
• A record of many other Charges and Ministers had been prepared, but, to my regret, the limits of the volume would not permit its insertion.
• Lord Curzon is attended by a staff of ministers, secretaries and aids, like a king, and Lady Curzon has her ladies-in-waiting, secretaries and aids, like a queen.
• The necessity of coming to a decision on the Hungarian question has become so great that the ministers are of the opinion that the Emperor will have to use this privilege.
• A long list of complaints were drawn up which, under fair words, demanded the removal of bad ministers, and among them the chamberlain.
• Reuben always allowed the two young lads to say their own prayers in private, notwithstanding the advice of the ministers to the contrary.
• At this threat three of the ministers left the room and escaped from the building.
• Poland is the prize to which the ministers of both courts look.
• As in Camboja it was perhaps followed by ministers rather than by kings.
• My excellent mother lives at the Court of the Grand Duke, and enjoys the confidence of his Ministers.
• He then referred to her ministers, who, he understood, were very eloquent preachers.
• The diplomatic establishment in Europe will be reduced to three ministers.
• But a desire of not bringing upon themselves another difficulty, will probably induce the ministers to do as their predecessors have done.
• The result of the debate on the Jamaica suspension bill was followed by the resignation of the ministers.
• This petition gave rise to a discussion in the house of lords, but no step was taken for the restoration of the deposed ministers.
• Lord Aberdeen declared his belief that the adoption of this measure would retain in the establishment a numerous body of ministers then in a state of suspense.
• But the king and his ministers would not listen to good advice.
• In the Tuileries the emperor found all his old ministers, his generals, and his courtiers, assembled.
• These ministers, as they are called, are appointed by the king from the party in the majority in the House of Commons.
• Our leading ministers and lawyers appealed with power and surprising subscriptions followed.
• Ministers were dismissed, the young Pitt was installed in their place, and the Whigs were ruined.
• Elgin, following the advice of his Ministers, of whom Baldwin was one, Lafontaine another, gave the Royal Assent to the Bill.
• He also complained of their renewing the law of 1591, concerning the election of ministers, and their opposing the convocation of a National Synod.
• The two ministers climbed the precipitous stair and found themselves in a box so narrow that one must stand perforce, while the other sat upon the only seat.
• The word of my text, standing alone, ministers despair.

Similar words containing MINISTER without suffix s

minister10 administer13 ministered13 ministeria12 administers14 ministerial13 ministering14 ministerium15 subminister15 administered16 ministership19 subministers16 coadminister17 readminister15 administering17 maladminister18 ministerially18 ministerships20 subministered18 superminister17 unministerial15 coadministers18 readministers16 maladministers19 ministerialist16 subministering19 superministers18 coadministered20 readministered18 maladministered21 ministerialists17 coadministering21 readministering19 interministeria17 maladministerin20 interministerial18 maladministering22

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