Preoccupations is valid Scrabble Word

Is preoccupations a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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14 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
28 points in WWF

Definitions for PREOCCUPATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

PREOCCUPATION, an act of preoccupying
a subject or matter that engrosses someone
the state or condition of being preoccupied or engrossed with something

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an act of preoccupying; the state of being preoccupied

Words related to PREOCCUPATIONS

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How to use PREOCCUPATIONS in a sentence

This extraordinary state of things would not be possible except under this modern rush and preoccupations of all responsible people.
And it is the wanderer, the life-explorer without irrelevant preoccupations, who is the true naturalist, collecting experiences and making maps for spiritual eyes.
On the other hand, all these states have other special preoccupations.
She found in the attention to her patient the diversion from all the train of past preoccupations, and forgot in this absolutely novel situation the old trouble.
The modern German orchestra, with Strauss and Mahler, was concerned more with the preoccupations of artillery and the siege-train than with those of real music.
It only got to him slowly through his political preoccupations that there were obscure obstacles to this manifest course.
He was very tall, very fair, and had, in spite of his thick preoccupations, a good-humour that was exquisite, particularly as it so often had the effect of keeping him on.
It was not surprising, therefore, to observe that politics once more took the upper hand amidst his preoccupations.
It was in the midst of this legal warfare, and of the preoccupations arising from it, that Nelson first met the lady who became his wife.
He had too many graver preoccupations to be greatly troubled by this grotesque slander.

Probably we might trace many a reason for his literary preoccupations at special times besides those that he has himself commented upon.
To the great majority of German men, children and the kitchen are and ought to be the sole preoccupations of women, with occasional church attendance thrown in.
Of late she had been shut in with her own preoccupations, but never too close for the old love and the old habit to force a way through.
The call of brotherhood is to-day one of the chief preoccupations of poetry, the drama, ideal sculpture, and mural decoration.
I shall as soon as my multitudinous preoccupations permit avail myself of the opportunity of Dr.
His sudden passing to the Great Beyond has plunged us all in profound grief and added heavily to our preoccupations and responsibilities.
The spectacle that met him banished immediately, for the moment, all preoccupations personal.
In the midst of intense political preoccupations, Burke always found time to keep up his intimacy with the brilliant group of his earlier friends.
Consequently the greater part of the facts I shall quote belonged to one or other of these four categories of his preoccupations.
It is easy to understand from all this that religious preoccupations were in the foreground in his mind.
We must throw overboard all our cargo of anxieties, preoccupations and pedantry to recover youth, simplicity, childhood, and the present moment with its happy mood of gratitude.
Of business preoccupations naught remained but his investments.
What had she to do with empty shows and vain enjoyments? No! She was absorbed by very different preoccupations.
Nevertheless, in spite of his preoccupations, Michel Ardan did not forget to prepare the morning meal with his habitual punctuality.
His spirit was absorbed in the gravest preoccupations that can trouble a man.
The one thing the father seemed to care for on his return home was to be left alone with his own preoccupations, and these did not include the boy.
However clear and energetic the ideas of Napoleon are when he sets to work to make the New Regime, his mind is absorbed by the preoccupations of the sovereign.
One of the preoccupations of each new occupant of the throne was the selection of his burial place.
But he was too imitative in following his great model, and too much confused by subjective preoccupations, to comprehend and to state clearly the substance of the matter.
He wants his breakfast, he very much wants to know where his boots are, and he has the usually sinister preoccupations about health and finance.

Similar words containing OCCUPATION without suffix s and without prefix pre

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