Preferments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREFERMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PREFERMENT, promotion
• promotion or appointment to a position or office
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• advancement or promotion in dignity, office, or station; a position or office of honor or profit

Words related to PREFERMENTS

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How to use PREFERMENTS in a sentence

• Stephen, with his brother Henry, had been invited to the court of England by their uncle, and had received honors, preferments, and riches.
• There are others who have less claim to the regard of the publick, and who may be passed by in the distribution of new preferments without the imputation of neglecting merit.
• At last, being disgusted by the preferments of a younger officer, I resolved to close my life in peace, having found the world full of snares, discord, and misery.
• It could not but greatly endear him to his soldiers, that so far as preferments lay in his power, or were under his influence, they were distributed according to merit.
• Accordingly, though he had other preferments offered him in the army, he chose to return, and I believe the more willingly, as he did not expect there would have been an action.
• An ecclesiastical tribunal would almost certainly have expelled Archdeacon Denison from his preferments.
• Rich died last night only, so I can know nothing of his preferments yet.
• Having taken a religious turn, he forsook all the honors and preferments of the court and obtained the consent of his parents to visit Massachusetts.
• His preferments came apparently unsought, and he refused the Primacy, although it was pressed upon him by the King on the death of Archbishop Cornwallis in 1783.
• He bestowed pensions and preferments on Henderson, Gillespy, and other popular preachers, and practised every art to soften, if not to gain, his greatest enemies.
• By gratifying a few persons with titles and preferments, he might draw over, he hoped, the whole military power, and in an instant reinstate himself in his civil authority.
• The influence, however, which the crown acquires from the disposal of places, honors, and preferments, is to be esteemed of a different nature.
• The nobility at this time were securing church preferments for their families to keep pace with the formation of the professions and general advance of learning.
• Having quitted his preferments in Ireland, he settled in London, where he, being celebrated for his abilities in the pulpit, was elected minister of St.
• He was reinstated at the Restoration into all his preferments.
• Now that they have gained their cause, their unity will be shaken by discussions on public questions and personal preferments.
• As causes for not continuing their services in the regular companies, they assign the fact that those retired are not given any preferments here, as in other districts.
• It is ever a successful claim to public honors and political preferments.

Similar words containing FERMENT without suffix s and without prefix pre

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