Motions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOTIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOTION, to direct by a gesture
• direct or command (someone) with a movement of the hand or head
NOUN:
• the action or process of moving or being moved
• a piece of moving mechanism
• a formal proposal put to a legislature or committee
• an application for a rule or order of court
• an evacuation of the bowels
• a gesture
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to signal by a bodily movement

Words related to MOTIONS

motion8 motioned11 motioning12

Words that contain MOTIONS

amotions10 emotions10 demotions12 remotions11 commotions16 premotions14 promotions14 locomotions15 countermotions18

How to use MOTIONS in a sentence

• The machine will be enlarged, but the fewer, and often the more secret, will be the springs by which its motions are directed.
• The fingers, the ends of which are armed with nails, are by the delicacy and variety of their motions contrived to exercise the most curious and marvellous arts.
• It is said that if one goes through the motions he gets the emotions.
• And yet its motions, its every action, were like nothing mortal.
• The storm was nearly over, and no lightning could betray his motions now.
• My horses are not influenced by signs or motions when they are on the stage.
• His wavering glances, the listless motions of his hands, and his slow, unsteady gait, all seem to me to indicate a weak and sluggish disposition.
• This is much harder to do than to learn the simple motions of hands or feet that makes us keep afloat and swim.
• Do not make motions, ask for divisions, further divisions, roll call, and appeals from the chair.
• One party of the Pirates was employed only to this purpose, and another commanded to watch all the motions of the Spaniards, and take all opportunities against them.
• The moment she was in the cabin her motions grew amazingly swift.
• If He were not Himself unmoved, the series of motions and causes of motion would be infinite.
• Symbols, motions of stars and the passage of the Soul represented by, 233-l.
• One tries to go through the motions of normal existence, anyway.
• A gray veil appeared to hang between her and the realities, and she had the effect of merely going through the motions of life.
• The Ifugaos, who, it will be recollected, had accompanied us from Banawe, also danced, their steps, motions, and music forming a sharp contrast.
• There were few motions that he could make of his own free will.
• What has been said of the motions of the stars applies also, in general, to the determination of their distances.
• He went through the motions, putting in another load and snapping his lock, with the same result, and so on for several minutes.

Similar words containing MOTION without suffix s

motion8 amotion9 emotion9 amotions10 demotion11 emotions10 motional10 motioned11 motioner10 remotion10 commotion15 demotions12 emotional11 motioners11 motioning12 motionist11 premotion13 promotion13 remotions11 commotions16 locomotion14 motionists12 motionless12 premotions14 promotions14 commotional17 emotionable15 emotionally16 emotionless13 locomotions15 promotional15 unemotional13 unemotioned14 emotionalise14 emotionalism16 emotionalist14 emotionality17 emotionalize23 motionlessly17 nonemotional14 countermotion17 emotionalised16 emotionalises15 emotionalisms17 emotionalists15 emotionalized25 emotionalizes24 emotionlessly18 overemotional18 unemotionally18 countermotions18 emotionalising17 emotionalistic18 emotionalities16 emotionalizing26 hyperemotional24 motionlessness16 emotionlessness17 overemotionally23 hyperemotionali25 motionlessnesse17 motionlessnesses18 emotionlessnesses19 hyperemotionality30 hyperemotionalities29

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