Promenades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMENADES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROMENADE, to take a promenade
• take a leisurely public walk, ride, or drive so as to meet or be seen by others
• take a promenade through (a place)
• escort (someone) about a place, especially so as to be seen by others
NOUN:
• a paved public walk, typically one along the seafront at a resort.
• a leisurely walk, or sometimes a ride or drive, taken in a public place so as to meet or be seen by others
• (in country dancing) a movement in which couples follow one another in a given direction, each couple having both hands joined.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take or go on a promenade

Words related to PROMENADES

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How to use PROMENADES in a sentence

• The weather is delightful, so I take a stroll along the promenades.
• They walked together along the promenades, along the streets, she on his arm, in a light gown, with flowers in her hat, he buttoned up in his coat with his broad-brimmed hat.
• The promenades in the environs are exceedingly romantic, and this place is the favourite resort of many new married couples who come here to pass the honeymoon.
• The promenades in the environs of Bern are the finest I have seen anywhere, and the grounds allotted to this purpose are very tastefully laid out.
• These terraces are planted with trees and form the promenades appertaining to the city.
• There are however some beautiful promenades in the suburbs.
• The dinner finished, they would stroll through the darkest street or the promenades along the shore, avoiding the people.
• One evening, after sunset, we took a stroll around the promenades.
• After New Year, the Main, just above the city, and the lakes in the promenades, were frozen over.
• Zurich can boast of finer promenades than any other city in Switzerland.
• The air is pure, the sky serene, and the whole city is full of gardens and promenades.
• To-day it is not intellect but cleverness that promenades the streets.
• After their turn at the singing, these women display their graces and their eager smiles in the promenades of the garden or among the tables where the champagne-drinkers sit.
• Until eleven he promenades in a pathway of the park.
• The trees, lawns, and promenades along the sea-wall, form the Battery Park.
• Then there were the social evenings in the gymnasium, with its red, blue and white decorations, palms and promenades, and music of the orchestra, and hum of strange voices.
• At Bridlington Quay there is excellent sea-bathing, and the parade and ornamental gardens provide pleasant promenades.
• Its fortifications were destroyed by the French in 1807, and are now replaced by beautiful promenades.
• Does this prove that men should take promenades in the sewers as if they were boulevards? An author is not called on to tell all he knows.
• The three constitute one of the pleasantest promenades to be found.
• There were no promenades this early season in the meadow, with the poet.
• The summer is celebrated by various promenades to the country, which take place at Easter, on the first of May, Ascension Day, Trinity Sunday, and other occasions.
• People were afraid of finding them in the promenades, at meetings, at receptions, in fashionable drawing-rooms, at the dinner-table, even in the conjugal couch.
• Many hours had he paced alone up and down the long promenades of white marble which run everywhere between forests of dazzling pinnacles and flying-buttresses of airy lightness.
• Becky had given him the first to prevent the family disgrace of the spectacle of his promenades with the second.
• The musicians then supped, and the promenades in the gallery and the gardens commenced, beneath a spring sky, mild and flower-scented.
• He sprang after the nimble animal, until he found himself at the very spot, where he had observed his school-master to pause in his promenades.
• At the conclusion of a dance, the gentleman bows to his partner, and either promenades with her round the room, or takes her to a seat.
• Finally, I even stood on public promenades, where I really had the satisfaction of having persons stop and listen, question me and pass on, not without a display of sympathy.
• Aberdeen reminds one of Boston, especially in a walk down Union Street, which is said to be one of the finest promenades in Europe.

Similar words containing PROMENADE without suffix s

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