Partitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARTITIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARTITION, to divide into shares
• divide into parts
• divide (a room) into smaller rooms or areas by erecting partitions
NOUN:
• (especially with reference to a country with separate areas of government) the action or state of dividing or being divided into parts
• the distribution of a solute between two immiscible or slightly miscible solvents in contact with one another, in accordance with its differing solubility in each
• a structure dividing a space into two parts, especially a light interior wall
• each of a number of portions into which some operating systems divide memory or storage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of parting; the state of being parte; division

Words related to PARTITIONS

partition11

Words that contain PARTITIONS

bipartitions16 repartitions14 tripartitions15 equipartitions25

How to use PARTITIONS in a sentence

• Here the pews were all little square rooms with high partitions and doors.
• The whole rock, which may be a hundred and fifty feet long by fifty feet broad, has been scooped out, leaving but narrow partitions to separate the chambers of the dead.
• He told me that within this wall there was a bier, with three partitions, built up, and near to it a large pit excavated.
• The other kings of this line reigned only over special kingdoms, formed by virtue of divers partitions at the death of their general possessor.
• It seemed to be made in five sections or to contain four sliding partitions which could be raised or lowered at will.
• Except within the countries which formed Poland before its partitions, their population contained in any one European kingdom, cannot, therefore, be great.
• Then adjust the cylinder part, with its partitions, allowing it to sink into the slight depth of molten matter.
• There was a sort of well that opened between two partitions.
• It was divided by vertical partitions of black cardboard into ten compartments, each slightly wider than the aperture to correspond with the visual angle.
• The partitions were torn out of the cottage, and it was opened up into one room, except for the kitchen, which was turned into a bath-room.
• The example of partitions, indeed, was not given, but it is not impossible that some powers on the continent, though they got no share, might not be sorry to see such an example.
• Ned noticed that the papered walls and partitions of the stairway and upper floor were dirty, torn and giving way in patches.
• Line 363 Great wits are sure to madness near allied, And thin partitions do their bounds divide.
• The latter were stalls, the partitions being only about seven feet high.
• Walls, floors, partitions, are all of concrete, and the roofs of the houses last built of handsome red tiles.
• This geographical division was not reproduced by Rome in any administrative partitions of the province.
• There is little evidence for partitions inside, and in wealthy establishments the place of rooms seems to have been supplied by separate buildings within the same enclosure.
• By enlargement and the formation of longitudinal and transverse partitions, the fully developed organ is finally produced.
• Partitions of palm-leaves divide it into apartments for families, the chief occupying the semicircular end.
• These successive partitions gave the most extensive portion of Polish territory to Russia, the most populous to Austria, and the most commercial to Prussia.
• In an upper story of Walpi also, partitions occur that are not built immediately over the lower walls, but on large beams supported on masonry piers.
• There are no evidences of any partitions or roof, the latter probably being formed by the overhanging rock.
• These folds or partitions do not meet in the centre, but leave an open space, which is the main cavity of the body.
• Except for the hall, it was square, with two partitions dividing it.
• The rooms are made up with partitions on the inside so each opening will have a room.
• Those who can see are taught to work in wood, to make a kind of tile used in constructing partitions, and other lines of useful employment.
• Also, the sea having destroyed the partitions which Pencroft had put up in certain places in the passages, the Chimneys, on account of the draughts, had become scarcely habitable.
• The Chimneys had again become more habitable, not only because the passages were warmed by the fire, but because the partitions of wood and mud had been re-established.
• There is, moreover, no good reason why the inner surfaces of the main walls of a brick house and both sides of the partitions should not form the final finish of the rooms.
• That was the whole place, a real cardboard box, with rooms like little drawers separated by partitions as thin as paper.
• The partitions which enclosed it were composed of upright planks, eight inches in width, with spaces between them for the admission of light and air.

Similar words containing PARTITION without suffix s

partition11 bipartition15 partitioned14 partitioner13 repartition13 bipartitions16 partitioners14 partitioning15 partitionist14 repartitions14 tripartition14 equipartition24 partitionists15 partitionment17 repartitioned16 tripartitions15 equipartitions25 partitionments18 repartitioning17 quadripartition27

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