Oceans is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OCEANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a very large expanse of sea, in particular each of the main areas into which the sea is divided geographically
• a very large expanse or quantity
• the sea

Words related to OCEANS

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How to use OCEANS in a sentence

• If you wish to say any thing about oceans, talk of the Pacific, or of the Great South Sea, where a man may run a month with a fair wind, and hardly go from island to island.
• In a pecuniary point of view alone our citizens have sustained heavy losses from the seizure and closing of the transit route by the San Juan between the two oceans.
• It is this, more than all things else, which puts the thousands of railway trains in motion, and spreads the white wings of commerce on all the lakes and oceans.
• This aerial pathway supplies the link in the great circuit by which all the waters of all the oceans pass over our heads, returning again under our feet to their natural home.
• You throw oceans of money away and work by night, so that nobody may see what you are doing.
• The world is full of deserts, prairies, bushes, jungles, swamps, rivers, and oceans.
• What Division between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans? Q.
• He may put oceans between himself and the things that speak of what he desires to forget.
• This is now the third species of animals which I have found to be common to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and which never venture beyond the warmer latitudes.
• The intervening land, although it may contain some favourable breaks, is nevertheless avowedly so high, that from some of the mountain summits the two oceans my be easily seen.
• Therein flow the oceans of eternity, whilst this city itself revolveth round the seat of eternity.
• He was content to bring existing forms to the highest possible point of perfection, without seeking to embark upon new oceans of discovery.
• Were a Bodhisat once in a thousand births to shed a single drop of blood, he would in the space of a bhumi shed more blood than there is water in a thousand oceans.
• The greater part of the land lies below the level of the oceans.
• This was a joyful moment for the great sailor, and when he descended, one by one most of the men climbed to the top of the tree, to see the two oceans.
• They are indeed fountains of soft-flowing water, stars that shine resplendent, fruits of the blessed Tree, exponents of celestial power, and oceans of heavenly wisdom.
• Its inhabitants, however they were constituted, floated about in the depths of this semi-gaseous ocean as the denizens of earthly seas did in the terrestrial oceans.
• Then immense tracts, no longer arid plains, but veritable seas, oceans which reflected in their liquid mirror all the dazzling magic of the fires of space.
• More than 2000 men are employed in the 273 stations, located generally at danger points on the oceans and the Great Lakes.
• Oceans, mountains and, deserts can be dealt with as we proceed with our programs for the most economical use of the natural resources that remain to us.
• Do you notice the general configuration of the two areas? Where the oceans are upon the outer crust, is land here.
• You have all heard about the Panama Canal, which was to do the same work that the Nicaragua Canal is to do, that is, to connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

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