Perturbations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERTURBATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PERTURBATION, the action of perturbing
• a cause of anxiety or uneasiness
• a minor deviation in the course of a celestial body, caused by the attraction of a neighbouring body.
• anxiety; mental uneasiness
• a deviation of a system, moving object, or process from its regular or normal state or path, caused by an outside influence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of perturbing; the state of being perturbed

Words related to PERTURBATIONS

perturbation16

Words that contain PERTURBATIONS

imperturbations21

How to use PERTURBATIONS in a sentence

• He seemed to have forgotten those fears in the perturbations of the moment.
• All sorts of bodily and mental perturbations come between us and the due projection of our thought.
• They serve to revive and animate the dead calm of poor and idle lives, and to allay or divert the violent passions and perturbations of the greatest and the busiest men.
• The manner of the sacrifice is not divulged, but it is darkly intimated to have been done amid the perturbations of something horrible.
• Freed from the perturbations of sex, it yet gained warmth and exhilaration from the unconscious presence of that stimulating difference.
• Its first signs were gasps, rather than clear-toned notes, after the long perturbations and preparations of history.
• To recognise that it cannot exist without some inequalities of nervous energy, some perturbations of nervous function, is reasonable.
• Later astronomers have even succeeded with the inverse problem, that is, knowing the perturbations or disturbances, to find the place and the mass of the disturbing body.
• Turning to look at her, he saw his own perturbations and anxieties plainly reflected in Mrs.
• The political movement in 1789, had been preceded by two very serious physical perturbations which had great influence on the march of events.
• This case occurs in the perturbations of Saturn produced by Jupiter, and in those of Jupiter produced by Saturn.
• If the movement of rotation did not participate in such perturbations, the moon in the lapse of ages would present in succession all the parts of its surface to the earth.
• It was necessary that three generations of astronomers and mathematicians should labour with perseverance in unfolding their most considerable perturbations.
• It is the solution of the problem, as the fact of Neptune explained the perturbations of the adjacent planets.
• For this is now our great reward, that peace attends our footsteps, and that our hearts are no longer vexed with the perturbations of vanity and self-love, of envy and revenge.
• If he could not endure these minor perturbations of the fair and smiling face of daily life, far less did he willingly think of Death.
• In the eastern districts of Bengal there were only the perturbations caused by the great earthquake of revolution, which had its centre far north and west.
• They serve to revive and animate the dead calm of poor or idle lives, and to allay or divert the violent passions and perturbations of the greatest and the busiest men.
• It was by taking into account certain perturbations that a French astronomer, M.
• This is what he would have said to his sweetheart had she but revealed to him her perturbations.
• When the Revolution came, he was absolutely forced, by the iron necessity of the case, after certain perturbations, to go either with Fox or with Burke.
• Euler, better instructed than Newton in a knowledge of these perturbations, also refused to admit that the solar system was constituted so as to endure forever.
• The sun is, with respect to our satellite the moon, the cause of perturbations which evidently depend on the distance of the immense luminous globe from the earth.
• I saw him go right through all the perturbations of business life.
• Men who discovered Neptune by the perturbations of Uranus are capable of judging the cause of the perturbations of suns.
• The orbit showed irregularities, disturbances, perturbations, that could not be accounted for when all of the known mathematical calculations were applied thereto.
• Bouvart prepared tables to show the perturbations in question, and declared his opinion that they were caused by an unknown planet beyond.
• His tables, however, do show from the perturbations of the orbits of Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus that the same are caused by the mutual influence of the planets upon one another.
• He was of opinion that the observers had been mistaken in the alleged detection of perturbations.
• But she showed no sign of her perturbations, but lighted her cigarette with a steady hand and smoked quietly.

Similar words containing PERTURBATION without suffix s

perturbation16 imperturbation20 perturbational18 imperturbations21

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