Narrations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NARRATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NARRATION, the act of narrating
• the action or process of narrating a story
• a commentary delivered to accompany a film, broadcast, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process or an instance of narrating

Words related to NARRATIONS

narration9

Words that contain NARRATIONS

enarrations11

How to use NARRATIONS in a sentence

• He is interested in the words that clothe narrations and in their style, he is impatient of a change in form of an accepted piece of prose or poetry.
• The narrations are models of neatness and brevity, yet full enough to give a clear understanding of the situation to any one unacquainted with it.
• It is easy to see how difficult it must have been for her, in the midst of such a variety of apparitions, to preserve any degree of connection in her narrations.
• Of the correctness of his narrations I have not the least doubt, as they correspond geographically with all that we know of the interior of Africa.
• The narrations themselves are often so incongruous, grotesque, and fragmentary, as to require some hand better than mine, to put them in shape.
• This same plan I shall adopt in my later narrations, adhering the more strictly to it, as the honors proposed grew more in number and more universal.
• But, of course, it is the courage of Frenchmen that inspires their narrations.
• Their narrations of all the trials of the long journey were indeed heartrending.
• Having taken prolonged trips over the whole country, from Maine to Texas, for many successive years, Miss Anthony and I could easily add the superlative to all her narrations.
• But he scarcely attempted, unless in his more homely narrations, anything like grouping or combination.
• He listens to their narrations of grievances which they lay freely before him for his counsel, even in matters exclusively personal.
• Some of these narrations are inconsistent and contradictory.
• Out of these explanations grew by degrees a variety of narrations, whose true object and meaning were gradually forgotten, or lost in contradictions and incongruities.
• It may, I think, be justly observed, that few books disappoint their readers more than the narrations of travellers.
• In your descriptions, narrations, and explanations, express yourself so clearly and so vividly that those who read your letters will be able to understand exactly what you mean.
• This is especially true of general narrations and of some general descriptions.
• In his narrations the eloquent men, the fine ladies, he had seen there assembled again around their noble host and hostess, and one listened in the pleasant breakfast-room in St.
• Now Simon contended that many of the narrations of Scripture were allegorical, and opposed those who held to the dead-letter interpretation.
• But upon these slender foundations he could not rear the stupendous fabric of his deeds unless he had read much, and listened carefully to the narrations of others.
• The question cannot but arise as to the residuum of fact in these narrations, and it keeps on arising.
• While the Committee listened to his narrations with much interest, they only took note of how he had fared, and the character of the master he was compelled to serve.
• The Abbe hastens through his narrations, as if he was glad to get from them, that he may enter the more copious field of eloquence and imagination.

Similar words containing NARRATION without suffix s

narration9 enarration10 enarrations11 narrational11

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