Movements is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOVEMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MOVEMENT, the act of moving
• an act of moving
• an arrival or departure of an aircraft
• the activities and whereabouts of someone during a particular period of time
• general activity or bustle
• the moving parts of a mechanism, especially a clock or watch
• a change or development
• a group of people working together to advance their shared political, social, or artistic ideas
• a campaign undertaken by a political, social, or artistic movement
• a principal division of a longer musical work, self-sufficient in terms of key, tempo, and structure
• an act of defecation.

Words related to MOVEMENTS

movement15

Words that contain MOVEMENTS

ecomovements21 premovements21 countermovements25

How to use MOVEMENTS in a sentence

• And yet there was a kind of fascination about that bent and shrunken figure, those feeble movements, and shuffling gait.
• Not more than three movements will be used in any combination.
• The public mind was, however, much engrossed by the great political movements made by Caesar and the ends toward which he seemed to be aiming.
• It was the crowning and greatest achievement of a series of mighty movements, and it must be taken in connection with them.
• From the nature of our institutions the movements of the Government in preparation for hostilities must ever be too slow for the exigencies of unexpected war.
• The animal becomes slightly fevered, throbbing pains in the joint manifest themselves by irregular pawing movements on the part of the patient.
• This fact was observed by the ruffians, and they became less reserved and cautious in their movements.
• In the object and movement series the objects were also shown and the movements repeated by the subject if words were the given terms.
• But the movements employed objects, instead of being merely movements of the body.
• The quiet sounds of their talk and movements never entirely took from them the consciousness of the large dark silence that lay without.
• Elster was unconscious of the movements of the household in general.
• The little time which now remains, of the continuance of our commissions, should also be used with the Chevalier de Pinto, to hasten the movements of his court.
• Each of these movements is a piece of music with a unity of its own, but they are all merged together in a larger whole with a broad underlying unity of larger scope.
• Then all returned to the prow, so as to lose none of the very attractive movements of such a fishing.
• We could never ascertain whether he had watched my movements at any time.
• He approached immediately, and took the seat to which her movements invited him.
• The dogs, ill-fed, were surly, making friends with no one, making threatening movements toward the newcomers in several instances.
• Ludlow watched his movements, with an intense and possibly with a distrustful curiosity.
• I may in part excuse my silence by the plea that both movements are, in my judgement, already spent forces.
• They sprawled, were free and easy in their movements.
• Some movements in the street below disturbed him, and he walked with catlike tread to the window, peering through a hole in the blind for several moments.
• While these great movements were slowly transforming Africa, she was also receiving influences from beyond her shores and sending influences out.

Similar words containing MOVEMENT without suffix s

movement15 ecomovement20 premovement20 ecomovements21 premovements21 countermovement24 countermovements25

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