Parliaments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARLIAMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PARLIAMENT, a formal conference for the discussion of public affairs
• the members of Parliament between one dissolution and the next
• a legislature similar to the UK Parliament in other nations and states
• (in the UK) the highest legislature, consisting of the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the House of Commons
• a group of rooks or owls
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formal conference for the discussion of public affairs; a council of state in early medieval England

Words related to PARLIAMENTS

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How to use PARLIAMENTS in a sentence

• In France, in England, in Italy, and later, even more solemnly, in the United States, the same principles have been proclaimed by Heads of States, by Parliaments and Governments.
• He was uncle, bachelor-uncle, to the fine old whig still living, who has represented the county in so many successive parliaments, and has a fine old mansion near Ware.
• To redress that terrible grievance, judges, secretaries, thrones, and parliaments, should have left their wonted tracks and thought of nothing till it had been accomplished.
• All the blows dealt at the Parliaments recoiled upon him.
• The parliaments were wroth to see this assault upon their power.
• The other Parliaments of France followed with more or less zeal, according to their own particular dispositions, the example shown by that of Paris.
• Both the king and the leading earls made every excuse to escape attending the ineffective parliaments of that miserable time.
• York became the regular meeting-place of parliaments for even a longer period.
• Abolition of all the parliaments and sovereign courts of France.
• The governments of the world through their parliaments are called upon to effect this momentous enactment.
• Unions and Parliaments are really valuable as spreading the socialistic idea.
• You cannot be really bored with a world which contains the mother of Parliaments, particularly if her news is communicated to you at first hand by one of her members.
• We hear so little of the parliaments for some time past, that one is hardly sensible of their existence.
• These Pamphlets contain feigned Titles of Books, and Acts of Parliaments, and several Questions, all reflecting on the Reformers, and Men in those times.
• The era of Parliaments had now come, and Digby was to feel it.
• The total abolition of juries in criminal causes, as well as on all parliaments, seemed, if the king had so pleased, the necessary consequence of this enormous law.
• All the governments of the world must be united, and organize an assembly, the members of which shall be elected from the parliaments and the noble ones of the nations.
• The parliaments or tribunals were nests of faction and of the deepest social incompetence.
• He was elected a representative peer for Scotland in 1737 but not in the following parliaments, and appears not to have spoken in debate.
• I was born in a country where slavery had been established by British kings and parliaments, as well as by the laws of that country ages before my existence.
• Parliaments are monuments of compromise, and are guilty of the sin of unpicturesqueness.
• From the beginning of his reign, Charles had had trouble with his parliaments, which had already become very restless under James I.
• The Anglo-Norman kings called parliaments once a year or oftener.
• He deprecated the idea, that the Slave-trade had been so sanctioned by the acts of former parliaments, that the present could make no alteration in it.
• In the earlier stages of a civilization there may have been assemblies or parliaments composed of representatives of various interests.
• The Parliaments both of England and of Scotland did at the time of the Union each transfer sovereign power to a new sovereign body, namely the Parliament of Great Britain.
• The Mother of Parliaments has trouble with her unruly brood.

Similar words containing PARLIAMENT without suffix s

parliament14 parliamentary20 parliamenting18 parliamentings19 parliamentarian19 parliamentarily22 parliamentarism21 unparliamentary22 parliamentarians20

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