Models is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MODELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MODEL, to form a plan or design
• fashion or shape (a three-dimensional figure or object) in a malleable material such as clay or wax
• (in drawing or painting) represent so as to appear three-dimensional
• use (a system, procedure, etc.) as an example to follow or imitate
• take (someone admired or respected) as an example to follow or imitate
• devise a representation, especially a mathematical one, of (a phenomenon or system)
• display (clothes) by wearing them
• work as a model by displaying clothes or posing for an artist or sculptor
NOUN:
• a three-dimensional representation of a person or thing or of a proposed structure, typically on a smaller scale than the original
• (in sculpture) a figure or object made in clay or wax, to be reproduced in another more durable material
• a thing used as an example to follow or imitate
• a person or thing regarded as an excellent example of a specified quality
• an actual person or place on which a specified fictional character or location is based
• the plan for the reorganization of the Parliamentary army, passed by the House of Commons in 1644–5.
• a simplified description, especially a mathematical one, of a system or process, to assist calculations and predictions
• a person employed to display clothes by wearing them
• a person employed to pose for an artist, photographer, or sculptor
• a particular design or version of a product
• a garment or a copy of a garment by a well-known designer
• the plan for the reorganization of the Parliamentary army, passed by the House of Commons in 1644–5.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan or form after a pattern

Words related to MODELS

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Words that contain MODELS

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How to use MODELS in a sentence

• His sermons are not models of eloquence or style, but are practical, powerful, earnest, and orthodox.
• His knowledge of anatomy was so remarkable that he could work without models.
• This patent office contains models of all the mechanical inventions that have been produced in the Union, and the number is enormous.
• There is more bad than good work produced in consequence of the assiduous following of models.
• They are not particularly valuable to us, except as models of rhetorical composition and transcendent beauty and grace of style.
• The sculptor himself was not there, but five or six of his scholars were at work in the rooms, building up clay statues after his models and working out bas-reliefs in frames.
• Allowing for the necessary variation of type and costume in their models and for the difference between an Italian and a northern education, their methods are singularly alike.
• If she had been educated here, she would have listened to more passionate models than in Stockholm, and that would have given the true direction to her sensibility.
• They are making their own models, and making them well.
• Moreover, in selecting, they omitted just those features which had given grace and character to their models.
• The Spanish Court at the late Fisheries Exhibition was large and well furnished, there being several characteristic models of vessels.
• Some of them are handsome, and others are models of ugliness.
• In Germany the kings and princes were paid homage as models of wisdom and virtue, and the Kaiser was believed to be walking with God, hand in hand, palm to palm.
• But, on the other hand, in most parts the dialogue is scanty, which might have been prolonged to considerable advantage, if it had been framed on models of modern composition.
• I was greatly attached to the two clerks, and they were my models in everything.
• Kleist evidently studied the models of classical art with care.
• Shakespeare and the others, when they imitated, may be said always to have destroyed their models.
• I am speaking too, it will be remembered, not of the best sources of intellectual stimulus for the general reader, but of the best models of instruction for the individual writer.
• The earlier of these pieces displays alike the greater dependence on Italian models and the less intrinsic merit, whether from a poetic or dramatic point of view.
• As models of architecture they are the same land-marks to the history of the art in Lower Normandy, as the church of St.
• They are at any rate accepted models of Arabic style.
• The style of the composition is much more in accordance with Syrian than with Alexandrian models.
• What greater miracle than the coming to the front among nations of Japan! Will her people perhaps distance their western teachers and models.
• Both began to joke, for, as a rule, Claude almost killed his models, only letting them go when they were fainting, half dead with fatigue.
• While some are held up as models of virtue, others may be regarded as the very personification of evil.
• All their Usefulness will be spoiled by forming too high Models for themselves.

Similar words containing MODEL without suffix s

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