Palaces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALACES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PALACE, a royal residence
• a large and impressive building forming the official residence of a ruler, pope, archbishop, etc.
• a large, splendid house or place of entertainment.

Words related to PALACES

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How to use PALACES in a sentence

• In the long, narrow street of San Simone, behind the cathedral of San Martino, stand the two Guinigi Palaces.
• The wide streets, the trees, the roomy white houses, many of them great palaces, made a deep impression upon us after the darkness and dirt of London.
• In the distance, you see other palaces rigged in the same manner.
• The final restoration was completed by Matthew Wyatt, who succeeded in building one of the finest palaces in the length and breadth of England.
• So it hardly seems worth while to spend millions on building white marble palaces which may be torn down or converted in so short a time.
• Near the centre of the island stands Nicotia, the capital, and the residence of the governor, who now occupies one of the palaces of its ancient sovereigns.
• The court and the palaces of wealthy members of the gentry attracted scholars and poets, and the gentry themselves had time for artistic occupations.
• If the architecture of the Assyrian palaces be fully considered, very little need be said on the subject of their other buildings.
• The grand halls of the Assyrian palaces constitute their most remarkable feature.
• Whither are gone the proud and their palaces? Gaze thou into their tombs, that thou mayest profit by this example, inasmuch as We made it a lesson unto every beholder.
• With a savage, mere food is enough, but in the centres of civilisation beautiful clothes, fine horses and carriages, marble palaces, all form the prize.
• In fact, you there see huts, houses, palaces, a bazaar as in the East, churches, public buildings, pieces of water, woods and parks.
• Give me the old palaces where the Medici lived, and let me study up what they did.
• Both as a child and as a woman, she, with the lion, formed the subject of many of the beautiful pictures that adorned my palaces.
• Before passing into this street of palaces, however, the traveller should follow the difficult Salita di S.
• It is these palaces, so noble and, as one might think, so deserted, that Galeazzo Alessi built in the sixteenth century for the nobles of Genoa.
• It was Francesco I, second Grand Duke of Tuscany, who began to collect here the various works of art which his predecessors had gathered in their villas and palaces.
• The very servants in the palaces often Austrian or German.
• They are simply floating palaces, as are also the Albany night boats.
• All these palaces, except Versailles, are kept up, and from time to time are visited by the court.
• Enough palo de sangre or moira-pinima is doubtless wasted annually to veneer all the palaces of Europe.
• Your sins may rise up as a mountain, but the Son of Man can purge you of all evil, and take you right into the palaces of Heaven, if you will only allow Him to Save you.
• The Homeric house also finds a striking parallel in the details of the Mycenaean palaces whose remains have been preserved.
• He also built the great mosque and the magnificent palaces and public buildings of Fatehpur Sikri, which are among the most famous of the antiquities of India.
• The sketches she has given of the City of Palaces, and of its inhabitants, prove how accurately she had seized their characteristic features.
• There were forty times forty towns in his kingdom, and in each one of these towns there were ten palaces with silver doors and golden ceilings and magnificent crystal windows.
• It was of stone, built to enclose a court on three sides, in the form that I afterwards recognized as that of French palaces.
• Johnson did not dwell upon cities, and palaces, and pictures, and shows, and Arcadian scenes.

Similar words containing PALACE without suffix s

palace10 palaced12

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