Pandemonium is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANDEMONIUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• riotous uproar, also PANDAEMONIUM
• wild and noisy disorder or confusion; uproar
• The great hall or council chamber of demons or evil spirits.
• An utterly lawless, riotous place or assemblage.
• a state of extreme confusion and disorder
• riotous uproar

Words related to PANDEMONIUM

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Words that contain PANDEMONIUM

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How to use PANDEMONIUM in a sentence

• One of the negro women on the stair screamed slightly, and, as though it were a signal, there came a great blow upon the door and pandemonium arose without.
• Without His special agency, giving to His truths vitality, this world would soon become a hopeless and perpetual pandemonium.
• I never told my mother into what pandemonium I had fallen, but from that time my great desire was to get knowledge.
• To endeavour to create a paradise in such a Pandemonium required all the energies of a Crinkett.
• He could not see whether the dreaded snakes were on the trail, or, in the pandemonium, hear the rattle for which McLean had cautioned him to listen.
• Then pandemonium broke loose as the matchless regiment swung into sight.
• Between neighbors and friends coming to sympathize and reporters from the newspapers seeking interviews the house was a pandemonium.
• The latter were hung on a pole before the royal lodge, and when night came, it brought with it a pandemonium of dancing and whooping, drumming and feasting.
• On the arrival of the tug Captain on the bridge, the ladies in the saloon created a veritable pandemonium, singing, shrieking, and laughing at the top of their voices.
• He was alone save for the devils that raged in that pandemonium.
• He was sitting with his nose thrust in some dusty volume totally oblivious of the pandemonium that reigned around him.
• And then, before I knew where I was the quiet room was turned into something between a pantomime and a pandemonium by those two.
• Instantly there was pandemonium in the narrow place.
• As he came in at one door, Waggaman and the Murhapas swarmed in at the other, and pandemonium was let loose.
• At length I lost my way completely, and wandered about through the pandemonium around, thinking that each minute would be my last.
• This silent warfare of lights! It seemed that around me must be bursting a pandemonium of sound.
• In a moment every light in the place was put out and pandemonium reigned.
• A fierce pandemonium stirred the bowels of the night.
• The lurid scene became a very pandemonium, and the leaping forms of the savages seemed those of so many devils.
• Pandemonium reigned in which every one issued orders, none listened, none obeyed, nor understood anything.
• The announcement was hailed with great satisfaction by all present, and for some moments a regular pandemonium of cheers and yells of approval prevailed.
• Sailing into Lima Drake cut every single Spanish ship adrift and then sailed out again, leaving the harbour a perfect pandemonium of wrecks.
• A thunder-storm would not have broken more quickly, or could not have created a wilder pandemonium.
• It is a pandemonium of which even Christ, who permits it, cannot make anything.
• In an instant, with the blow, as the man staggered backward, the room was in pandemonium.
• Drake then followed her, after cutting every cable in the harbor, which soon became a pandemonium of vessels gone adrift.
• I reached the fifth floor and entered into pandemonium.
• Later, when she arose to speak to a motion, he invited her to the platform and then pandemonium broke loose.

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