Pact is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACT in dictionary:

VERB:
• An agreement; a league; a compact; a covenant.
NOUN:
• an agreement
• a formal agreement between individuals or parties
• a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
• formal agreement

Words related to PACT

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Words that contain PACT

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How to use PACT in a sentence

• After due deliberation these modifications were formed, and the great political pact was completed for the final acceptance of the king and people.
• And here the soldiers of the two nations made their pact, and though it was not an official utterance it had official sanction.
• These thieves of the sea must have had a pact with the devil, who notified them of opportune occasions.
• Kim and Pak, in their youth, swore a pact to abstain from drinking, which pact was speedily broken.
• His signature, a year later, of the Covenant, in return for the Scotch allegiance, brought about a final collapse of the always thinly cemented pact in Ireland.
• The odious rumor of this famine pact, as the bitter saying was, soon spread amongst the mob.
• To Olga alone there was a peril in the silence, a peril for the sanity he had taught her, for the pact which she had made with herself.
• With this little German-Jew villain she made a pact, reflecting that, provided that his wares were of good quality, she had triumphed over Kazmah.
• Then he made a pact with the natives of the country, by which they were to render him homage.
• Then Martimor came back to the Mill, and told how Flumen was overcome and made to swear a pact.
• She gave a start when he spoke to her, and when he told her of his pact with Archelaus chilled him by her scant enthusiasm.
• During the next two days Clayton worked as he never had worked before, still perhaps with that unspoken pact in mind.
• It had reached him from up the river that Caonabo was making pact with the cacique of Marien and that the two meant to proceed against us.
• In our world it was now impossible that that pact should be letter-kept, but the Genoese did not see it so.
• Wilhelm perceived that it was of the nature of a pact with Satan, by which he was to surrender his soul in return for the coveted secret.
• He would not hesitate to sign a pact with the Devil to-morrow if so he might secure a few years of luxurious and glorious life.
• But long, and long, and long ago there was a pact made with us in His Name.
• But in spite of this appeal and of a pact signed with the blood of the writer, no Satanic apparitions were forthcoming.
• In a way, too, I feel, it may be the fulfilment of that strange pact she made.
• For she had made a pact, and she died believing that discovery here had come, and would take the place of punishment beyond.
• Her pact with the Frenchman was discreditable but smooth words might restrain tongues from wagging until she could leave the ship.
• Another pact had been well-nigh made ere thy coming.
• The National Guards do duty on the ramparts, drill in the streets, offer crowns to the statue of Strasburg, wear uniforms, and announce that they have made a pact with death.
• Napoleon is pleased to call a treaty of peace, and what, it seems to me, would be but a pact with degradation, dishonor, and disgrace.
• Queen Elizabeth of England and the Scottish Reformers conclude a pact of alliance.
• This was a bluff, a mental trick to needle me into breaking the pact and pleading for mercy.
• It may be that the longing of a mother constitutes a pact between herself and God.
• Then Fergus to the court and camp went back, While to his people and his tent repaired Ferdiah, and he told them of the pact Made that same night between him and the queen.
• French, whose brother began to show signs of awakening sensibility, although at this time informed of the unbroken pact between Mary Almira and Jeremiah.
• As the reader may remember, our pact concerned eating and walking.
• Since the Dewil loves not iustic, they send a messenger to the place wheir they made the pact to cite him to compeir and answer.
• CHAPTER VIII THE PACT OF PLOMBIERES Time seems long to those who wait.
• And he spoke of the pact between them, relating that seven or eight months before he had promised Azariah not to be past his time by five minutes.
• It was granted by their Constitution, and by the States, that each or any individual State had the right under provocation, to withdraw from the pact.

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