Preferences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREFERENCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PREFERENCE, the act of preferring
• a thing preferred
• favour shown to one person or thing over another or others
• a greater liking for one alternative over another or others
• a prior right or precedence, especially in connection with the payment of debts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of preferring; the state of being preferred; the power or opportunity of choosing

Words related to PREFERENCES

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How to use PREFERENCES in a sentence

• The critic may be just to all inspirations, and yet enjoy his own preferences.
• Like a man, the preferences of Alcatraz were distinctly formed and well expressed.
• Lightning is capricious and incomprehensible in its preferences.
• Although his preferences in food were simple, he was extraordinarily hungry and knew exactly what he wanted.
• Unconsciously he studied his fellows, until he thought he pretty well knew their peculiarities and preferences.
• Galton justly remarks, is one of the most powerful among human attractions, and often accounts for what might otherwise seem unaccountable preferences.
• And, when her tastes and preferences are on his side of the question, there can be no doubt at all.
• You are too good a woman, besides, to have any of those lamentable preferences which have such fatal effects, as we lawyers have only too much reason to know.
• December 7, 1908 Here, if nowhere else, we leave political parties and preferences alone.
• Dix, and to Caleb Butler, for the benefit of his creditors according to the preferences specified in the assignment.
• There were times, however, when he looked to appointments with reference to Presidential preferences, and he always considered himself in the line of succession.
• His preferences for the past do not irritate us, they entertain us.
• Moral choice would not exist safely, or even at all, unless it were bounded by conditions determining its preferences.
• The Honorary Committee expressed, some of them, to the Committee of Award certain preferences.
• Her feelings, her preferences, had each known the happiness of a return.
• But it is in the case of special tastes or preferences, that people are most frequently intemperate.
• We are very definite creatures, all of us, with clearly apportioned tastes and energies, preferences and dislikes.
• Some Christians work all the better in harness that suits their peculiar tastes and preferences.
• Whatever his individual preferences, his mental organization is so large and happy, that he enjoys, and can do equal justice to, Father Lacordaire and M.
• It is important, therefore, that these preferences should be guided by right knowledge, and it is this right knowledge which the Society makes it its aim to provide.
• A comprehensive philanthropy may be devoid of prejudices, but it has its preferences all the same.
• If we can give this the desired tendency and tone of feeling, we can trust the rational mind to find good reasons with which to reinforce its attitudes and preferences.
• Whim, caprice, passion, prejudice often influence their preferences of some to others.
• He was asked especially as to his preferences for or against uniformity in the daily meals, daily walks, and so on.
• What I composed and arranged was for my own use, reflected my own musical tastes and preferences.
• In many cases the divergence in teaching standards reflects the personal preferences for the editions used.
• But Froude openly avowed his preferences and his dislikes.
• We suppose that most persons have in regard to poetry certain fancies, whims, preferences, founded on reasons too delicate to be revealed or too airy to be expressed.
• It was queer how all his little preferences and prejudices came back to her as she set about getting lunch.
• It is wholly ministerial, and the political opinions of such persons affect the discharge of their duties no more than their religious views or their literary preferences.

Similar words containing FERENCE without suffix s and without prefix pre

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