Navies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAVIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the branch of the armed services of a state which conducts military operations at sea
• the ships of a navy
• a fleet of ships.
• a dark blue colour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of navy

Words related to NAVIES

navvy14 navy10

How to use NAVIES in a sentence

• The armies and navies of the powers would be at his mercy.
• From having no military marine herself, Mexico has always been backward in furnishing subjects for the amputation-tables of foreign navies.
• Progress means wearing clothes like other people, having splendid cities like other nations, keeping up armies and navies like other great powers.
• He had offered his services to the allied navies in order to carry food to the fleet in the Dardanelles.
• He commanded the Mediterranean, the Euxine, and the Red Sea, and his navies threatened the coasts of India and Spain.
• The continental navy, the provincial navies, have been authorized to cruise against English property throughout the whole extent of the ocean.
• And, as of old they struggled with tooth and nail, so today they struggle with teeth and nails elongated into armies and navies, machines, and economic advantages.
• Some have mounted the steps of thrones and owned islands and navies.
• The English fleet has protected Canada and other parts of the empire that have no navies of their own.
• Proposals made by the several allied navies are considered and definite steps recommended to be taken in the premises.
• Lawrence River is so broad that the navies of the world abreast might enter the river undiscovered from either bank.
• This will do more to preserve peace than all the arguments of cabinets or the combined navies and armies of the world.
• The power and strength of these islands lie entirely in their navies.
• At the beginning of the war the French navy ranked fourth among the navies of the world.
• The British and French navies held possession of the Black Sea, incurring little loss.
• The canoe navies, like other navies, did very well so long as no enemy came with something better.
• Without those Western navies the Europe and America we know today could never have existed.
• It ended the Great War with the greatest of all the armies, the greatest of all the navies, and the greatest of all the mercantile marines.
• Navies had small gunboats before torpedoes were used.
• In all, there were over three hundred men-of-war belonging to the four greatest navies the world has ever known.
• Tryggveson had already ships and navies that were the wonder of the North.
• It maintains armies and navies for his defence and security, and no other government is allowed to maintain them.
• But, says Peter, there are quite enough remains of the navies of France, Spain, Holland, and Denmark, for such a short excursion as would be needed for the capture of Ireland.
• Such maladministration is said to be the case even now in some of the continental navies.
• Beyond this they hardly correspond to our modern navies.
• European merchant fleets and European navies sailed the seas.
• This is the most brilliant and startling achievement in the annals of navies.
• Their quarrels had driven them to perfect their armies and to build navies.
• From the cloud came explosions that sounded as though all of the navies of the world were in titanic combat.
• The harbor was large enough to accommodate all the navies of the world, and there was no difficulty on this account.
• It would be strange, if Congress could organize armies and navies to conquer, and could not also organize governments to protect.

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