Productions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRODUCTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRODUCTION, something produced
• the action of making or manufacturing from components or raw materials, or the process of being so manufactured
• the harvesting or refinement of something natural
• the total amount of something that is produced
• the creation of something as part of a physical, biological, or chemical process
• denoting a car or other vehicle which has been manufactured in large numbers, as opposed to a prototype or other special version
• the provision of something for consideration, inspection, or use
• the process of or management involved in making a film, play, or record
• a film, record, play, etc., viewed in terms of its making or staging
• the overall sound of a musical recording, as determined by the way in which it is produced
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something produce; product a literary or artistic work; a work presented to the public (as on the stage or screen or over the air); something exaggerated out of proportion to its importance

Words related to PRODUCTIONS

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Words that contain PRODUCTIONS

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How to use PRODUCTIONS in a sentence

• THE HABITS OF A PEOPLE, to a great extent, are formed by the climate in which they live, and by the native or cultivated productions in which their country abounds.
• The right yet remained, to record those immortal productions which were to be familiar as household words, not only in his own land, but in every quarter of the civilized world.
• At the time appointed, I went with my books, papers, and African productions.
• The first related to the productions of Africa, and the dispositions and manners of the natives.
• Commercial enterprise will have much greater scope, from the diversity in the productions of different States.
• If spared in this world, and if he be one of those whom years make wiser, the day comes when he looks back with amazement and shame on those early mental productions.
• He ordered all his later productions to be taken out of his studio, all the fashionable, lifeless pictures, all the portraits of hussars, ladies, and councillors of state.
• I of course thought they were some country productions going to a city manufacturer.
• Johnson, and so constantly inserted among his productions, that it is given in the present edition.
• The present work is of a somewhat more popular character than his previous productions.
• His productions were eagerly accepted, and, what is better, liberally paid for as well.
• They shared all his daily employments, and derived many sentiments of love and benevolence from his observations on the works and productions of Nature.
• Thus during his residence at Nantes, Bailly did not even try to add to his numerous scientific or literary productions.
• There are other places again, where nothing but marine productions, such as broken coral stones and shells are to be seen.
• It was, however, considerable, especially in mineral productions.
• Those friends who have taken an interest in my literary productions may feel some surprise at my appearance in the character of a translator of Sanscrit poetry.
• I suppose some of the best of our American men of letters of late years would have submitted their productions to the criticism of Child as to a master.
• The expression is degrading as applied to genuine productions of art and poetry.
• My productions were praised, and my husband was provoked that I did not use my own name.
• No name was signed to these productions, as it would not do to have it known that a woman wrote them.
• Hence the immense importance to him of the world of classical art, and of the productions of Greek or Latin genius, where style so eminently manifests its power.
• As the warmth returned, the arctic forms would retreat northward, closely followed up in their retreat by the productions of the more temperate regions.
• These are the only two of his very early productions in which there is nothing expressly about love.
• Its vast extent and its variety of climate and productions are of advantage in this age for one people, whatever they might have been in former ages.
• He became a journalist of New York City, and his productions include almost every variety of writings found in the literary magazines.
• Some of the productions of the Hendersons are especially sought after by collectors.
• This vein of imitation runs through the productions of our greatest authors.

Similar words containing PRODUCTION without suffix s

production15 coproduction19 productional17 reproduction17 coproductions20 preproduction20 reproductions18 overproduction22 postproduction21 preproductions21 hyperproduction28 overproductions23 photoproduction25 postproductions22 underproduction21 underproductions22 photoproductions26 hyperproductions29 photoreproduction27 microreproduction26 photoreproductions28 microreproductions27

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