Precludes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECLUDES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRECLUDE, to rule out or eliminate
• prevent from happening; make impossible
• (of a situation or condition) prevent someone from doing something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make impossible by previous action

Words related to PRECLUDES

preclude13 precluded15 precluding16

How to use PRECLUDES in a sentence

• The late date of the monument precludes any idea of a direct artistic tradition.
• It is not pretended that this principle or any other precludes the possibility of evils in practice, disturbed, as political action is liable to be, by human passions.
• The nature of the subject almost entirely precludes invention.
• The fact is that between the classes there is a vast gulf that precludes all mutual understanding, and makes simultaneous efforts simply impossible.
• I saw that he suspected my veracity, and there is always on these occasions such a decided and impenetrable incredulity in a Frenchman as precludes all hopes of convincing him.
• The writer much regrets that the prescribed limits of this volume precludes the introduction of extracts from the voluminous correspondence placed in his hands.
• That store in the cellar absolutely precludes him from any change from this diet for many years to come.
• Many high-speed engines labor under the well-grounded suspicion of being heavy steam users, and their want of economy often precludes their employment.
• Their utter vulgarity, however, precludes them from a place in these pages.
• You can, besides, say that her state of health precludes her from seeing any one out of her own family, and thus all risk of an explanation will be avoided.
• This theory has been partially recognized by the present Administration, but not to an extent that precludes the other from being adopted, if it is right.
• They are almost always found accidentally, and in a manner which precludes any possibility of their actual position having much significance.
• The recklessness and extravagance of these women precludes all care for the future.
• The same reason precludes the assumption of other seen causes such as impact and the like.
• The first of these is invaluable in the early stages, as it absolutely precludes guessing.
• Plowing the field and spinning the flax could be carried on with a certain joyousness and vigor which the organization of modern industry too often precludes.
• Its suddenness and violence precludes the possibility of its having caught by accident.
• This practice is convenient in cases where heavy water-logged ground precludes outdoor sowing in autumn and early spring.
• Let us recur to the miserable states of consciousness that it precludes.
• So great, indeed, is the resistance due to this cause that it precludes the notion of anything like high speeds being attained.
• I was utterly exhausted, and with that dead weariness which precludes sleep.
• Time, which is not at my disposal, precludes me from dwelling upon such developments.
• This precludes the classification of the central pocket loop type of whorl.
• Lack of space precludes an account of these important experiments, as of so many others.
• But this by no means precludes the possibility that he had belonged to another masonic Order at an earlier date.
• The depth at which this stone was discovered precludes the possibility of metal being thus sunk by moles or rabbits.
• This in no way precludes the New Zealand Community from writing about her services and life and keeping this record in the National archives.
• The nature of war and of its effects often precludes any one from knowing exactly what is going on in the souls of men.
• It is fortune, which, while it bestows confidence to requisitions on one side, precludes it on the other.
• The damaged state precludes any certainty of judgment.
• Not only so, but the prominence of the intellectual factor precludes that of the feeling.
• The scope of the manual precludes any extended attempt to indicate alternative procedures, except through general references to larger works on analytical chemistry.
• The fear which leads down to the lake of fire, may be that which precludes trust in God and reliance on his grace in Christ.
• Therefore doth the fear which precludes faith lead down to ruin.
• This evidently remains effective when the workingmen can see one another, even if the arrangement of the seats precludes the possibility of chatting during the work.
• The presence of the condenser precludes the possibility of direct current flowing in this path.
• This conception precludes the school employment of subjects and methods for all alike which are obviously better adapted to the younger than to the older.

Similar words containing CLUDE without suffix s and without prefix pre

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