Offenders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OFFENDERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OFFENDER, one who offends
• a person who commits an illegal act
• a person or thing that does something wrong or causes problems
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that offends

Words related to OFFENDERS

offend13 offender15

Words that contain OFFENDERS

reoffenders18

How to use OFFENDERS in a sentence

• Practically the whole English Press has joined the conspiracy to screen these offenders against humanity.
• The offenders are pursued, caught, and brought to trial.
• From time to time houses had been entered and robbed, and the offenders had never been detected.
• We now and then came upon some portions of the road, the work of public offenders, that were most excellently constructed.
• If he appeals to the local courts, it is ten to one that nine-tenths of his jury are offenders in this very thing.
• Society should make a truce occasionally, or proclaim an amnesty with offenders of our stamp.
• The members of the old committee became the justices of the new court, and, with a slight difference in forms, proceeded against all offenders with their former vigor.
• I regret to say that Bancroft is among the offenders.
• The Creeks were the worst offenders in point of numbers, but the Lower Cherokees from the Chickamauga towns did most harm according to their power.
• Nothing would have done more to raise the tone of debate, for offenders against decorum would gradually have eliminated one another.
• Some of these white servants were political offenders, such as the followers of Monmouth, who were punished by transportation for a term of years or for life to the plantations.
• The latter, on perusing it, surveyed him with the scrutiny of a man whose eye was practised in scanning offenders.
• They were forbidden to swear oaths of allegiance or of secrecy to the Holy Office, and were bound to be present at all trials, even in the case of ecclesiastical offenders.
• Thanks were also voted to the sheriffs, and an address was presented to his majesty, praying that measures might be taken to discover and punish the offenders.
• The public trials of the chief offenders betrayed a state of dishonesty, treachery, treason, and bloodthirstiness among the population generally, disgraceful to the Greek race.
• Providing for old offenders, and making them more comfortable than the poor devils who are honest, is played out.
• I do assure your lordship, You are a worthy member of the State, And have done infinite good in your discovery Of these offenders.
• Yet I do not think that anyone could complain if the more flagrant offenders were chastised.
• The right principles of law do not allow the servants of the crown to evade or neglect their duty of bringing to justice all offenders against the law.
• Prominent among these obstacles is the difficulty of procuring legal evidence sufficient to warrant a conviction even in the case of the most notorious offenders.
• Against other offenders, measures, equally arbitrary, were without hesitation pursued.
• To the surprise of everybody, the report contains no suggestion for the punishment of any of the offenders.
• Private morals were watched by the elders, and offenders were judged in kirk-sessions.
• Many cases of the international traffic were recently tried in Chicago and the offenders convicted by the federal authorities.
• On the other hand, experience has shown that light punishments are of no avail against habitual offenders.

Similar words containing OFFENDER without suffix s

offender15 reoffender17 reoffenders18

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