Premier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREMIER in dictionary:

VERB:
• be performed for the first time
• perform a work for the first time
NOUN:
• a chief in rank or office
• a prime minister or other head of government.
• (in Australia and Canada) the chief minister of a government of a state or province.
• The first minister of state; the prime minister.
• the person who holds the position of head of the government in the United Kingdom
• the person who is head of state (in several countries)
• prime minister
ADJECTIVE:
• first in importance, order, or position; leading
• of earliest creation
• First; chief; principal; as, the premier place; premier minister.
• Most ancient; -- said of the peer bearing the oldest title of his degree.
• first in rank or degree
• preceding all others in time
• chief, leading

Words related to PREMIER

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Words that contain PREMIER

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How to use PREMIER in a sentence

• Nor was the premier loath to throw off his burdens amid calumny and reproach.
• He made that year a brief visit to London, Disraeli being then the premier, who smiled at his schemes for the regeneration of Germany.
• I have heard the Premier speak lots of times, and they go crazy over him and think he is a wonderful speaker.
• A French Premier had demanded a pledge, and an English marquis had passed on the request to the General in command, with a question as to how it would affect the situation.
• Some experts however hold that the PREMIER has a magnificent opportunity for displaying his imagination by the choice of Mr.
• Parmi eux est son premier ecuyer tranchant nomme la Brocquiere.
• The Premier has hinted that if the House insisted on having fuller information than it receives at present another Secret Session might be held.
• The debate on the Address degenerated into a series of personal attacks on the Premier by members who, not without high example, regard this as the easiest road to fame.
• I know, for myself, that it would not be right that the Premier should request me to look out for a suitable Chancellor.
• This and the other Premier seems to take it with perfect coolness.
• It is reported that Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Premier of Canada, is coming here to be present at the next conference.
• When Trepov made his first appearance as Premier in the Duma he was loudly hissed by the Socialists.
• I soon found that Jung Bahadoor excelled no less as a travelling companion than he had done as Premier and Ambassador.
• If the Premier can stem a few months, he may remain long in office, and will never make war if he can help it.
• Telegrams were sent to the High Commissioner and to the Premier of Cape Colony informing them that owing to the starting of Dr.
• No other premier, elected at the beginning of the World War, succeeded in holding the position until the end.
• The city of London had, indeed, showed much sympathy with the youthful premier, Pitt, in this memorable struggle.
• Huskisson, who considered himself pledged to Lord Althorp, became involved in the question, and occasioned much perplexity to the premier.
• He accused the premier of having gained his return for the city by the bribery to which rich Jews resorted on his behalf.
• On the 18th of May, the premier moved for leave to bring in a bill for this purpose.
• Laurier became first minister of a Liberal administration, in which positions were given to Sir Oliver Mowat, so long premier of Ontario, to Mr.
• Fielding, premier of Nova Scotia, and eventually to Mr.
• Gladstone, son of the Premier, who died in Eighteen Hundred Ninety-one.
• Seddon, now Premier, to supply the physical fighting force lacking in their chief.
• To avoid the faults of both the ordinary contract and the day-wage system, a plan, clumsily called The Co-operative Contract System, has been adopted by the present Premier, Mr.
• He became Premier of the Cape Colony in 1890 by the help of the Dutch vote and from that time gradually sank from the zenith of his success.
• Bonar Law, however much he may differ from the Premier in many aspects of his temperament, also finds the foundation of his judgment in exercise and caution.
• Sir John Macdonald was Premier of the Dominion of Canada for over nineteen years, but this covered two terms separated by five years of Liberal rule.
• Any man fit to be premier of Canada would have taken pretty much the position that Sir Wilfrid did.
• She wished as much as possible to see all aspects of the premier race meeting.

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