Public is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUBLIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the community or the people as a whole
• ordinary people in general; the community
• a section of the community having a particular interest or connection
• the people who watch or are interested in an artist, writer, or performer
• The general body of mankind, or of a nation, state, or community; the people, indefinitely; as, the American public; also, a particular body or aggregation of people; as, an author\'s public.
• A public house; an inn.
• people in general considered as a whole
• a body of people sharing some common interest
• community, people in general
ADJECTIVE:
• open to general view
• of or concerning the people as a whole
• open to or shared by all the people of an area or country
• of or involved in the affairs of the community, especially in government or entertainment
• done, perceived, or existing in open view
• of or provided by the state rather than an independent, commercial company
• of, for, or acting for a university
• Of or pertaining to the people; belonging to the people; relating to, or affecting, a nation, state, or community; -- opposed to private; as, the public treasury.
• Open to the knowledge or view of all; general; common; notorious; as, public report; public scandal.
• Open to common or general use; as, a public road; a public house.
• not private; open to or concerning the people as a whole
• affecting the people or community as a whole

Words related to PUBLIC

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Words that contain PUBLIC

publics13 publican14 publicly17 republic14 nonpublic15 publicans15 publicise15 publicist15 publicity18 publicize24 republics15 publically19 publicised17 publicises16 publicists16 publicized26 publicizes25 publicness16 republican16 semipublic18 publication17 publicising18 publicities17 publicizing27 republicans17 publications18 publicnesses18 unpublicised19 unpublicized28 republicanise19 republicanism21 republicanize28 republication19 antirepublican20 prepublication22 republicanised21 republicanises20 republicanisms22 republicanized30 republicanizes29 republications20 antirepublicans21 prepublications23 republicanising22 republicanizing31 underpublicised23 underpublicized32

How to use PUBLIC in a sentence

• The texts of the author is beautifully embellished with fine engravings, and nothing is omitted that will give the public a clear knowledge of this remarkable discovery of Prof.
• The town of Liverpool had so risen in opulence and importance from only a fishing-village, that the corporation seemed to have a pride in giving a public view of this increase.
• A considerable and rapid augmentation in the value of all the public lands, proceeding from these and other obvious causes, may henceforward be expected.
• The public business must, in some way or other, go forward.
• That of Berry had already abolished forced labor, and collected two hundred thousand livres by voluntary contribution for objects of public utility.
• No public man who attains to Cabinet rank can be regarded as a failure, and it may be that he was satisfied with what he had achieved by the age of five-and-thirty.
• Certain it is that additional revenue to meet the interest on the money borrowed for public works must be raised from some source.
• Had he lived, he could not have performed any public service.
• The ordinary Englishman, who knows the police as they are in his country as the guardians of the public peace, must not confound them with those in Ireland.
• Its statues, its public monuments, and its temples, were models alike of tasteful design and of beautiful workmanship.
• Nor less is the glory of martyrdom, in having perished not in public, nor in the midst of a multitude, when the cause for which he dies is to lose his life for the sake of Christ.
• Earnest young men wrote in the public prints that from this time forth it would be impossible ever again to make a joke of any sexual matter.
• They had learned by experience, that the public revenue could with difficulty maintain the dignity of the crown, even under the ordinary charges of government.
• Sandys went up to sir Robert Walpole in the house, and told him, that on Friday next he should bring a charge against him in public.
• He accused him of being more at variance with men than their measures, and of having resigned in pique and from disappointed ambition, rather than on any public ground.
• The State of Massachusetts, in its public capacity, was very much in debt.
• I am told that these bills of mortality do not include those who die in the public hospitals.
• Though the great personages of the State, nearly all the clergy, and the public men arose to destroy and annihilate Him, He alone withstood them and moved the whole of Persia.
• He has been so much more cynical than anyone else for the public good that no one has dared since to be really cynical for anything smaller.
• Banknotes rob the public, but are such a daily convenience that we silence our scruples, and make believe they are gold.
• When the public is ready to provide for the protection of society and still to recognize and heed the impulses of humanity and mercy, it will abolish all fixed terms.
• How much wiser it was when we were allowed to sacrifice a man officially, sir, before making bridges or other public works.
• There is not one of these features of the general public policy of Pennsylvania against which a school might not be established and preachers and teachers employed to teach.
• It is necessarily paid by the innocent stockholders or the public.
• It stands solitary and unsupported, except by that portion of public opinion which is interested only in the strict administration of justice.
• The public is wiser and better than any man or any board.
• All these public offices and funds were surrendered to me only on threat of using force and on granting permission to file a formal written protest.
• The public mind was alarmed and apprehensive, though fortunately not distracted or disheartened.
• Hence every copy was either purchased by the public at the full price at a news stand, or subscribed for at its stated subscription price.
• In this year we find him becoming a public character.
• At any rate they avoid the faults of public worship in the west.

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