Ramifications is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAMIFICATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RAMIFICATION, branching
• a complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event
• a subdivision of a complex structure or process
• the action of ramifying or the state of being ramified
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• branch, offshoot; a branched structure

Words related to RAMIFICATIONS

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How to use RAMIFICATIONS in a sentence

• Thus these mercantile companies, with their hundred ramifications, largely influenced the economy of every Roman of note.
• No complexity about them, no thousand and one subtle ramifications to every single emotion they experience.
• Cairo, Illinois, in the West, became the center of such activities extending its ramifications into all parts of the invaded southern territory.
• It was not a little puzzling to perceive the intricate ramifications of the paths in these parts.
• And yet I have always found the Orthodox Church in all its ramifications the most charitable and liberal of all the forms of Christianity with which I have come in contact.
• Her superior ramifications were among those whom Mr.
• I believe that the solution of the problem is to be found in the wide ramifications of English interests in every part of the world.
• It is time to follow up the ramifications of knowledge with special interest for these neglected problems.
• Hilary had previously thought of them as being more of the nature of noxious insects, or fibrous growths with infinite ramifications.
• The police had therefore, as Malin told Grevin, left the conspirators at liberty, though all the while watching them, hoping to discover the ramifications of the plot.
• When the animal appears brown both pigments are spread out into the ramifications.
• The ramifications of this transportation system are wonderful.
• He was familiar with all the ramifications of commerce.
• Her sources of private information were numerous, and her ramifications are believed to have permeated every class of Austrian society.
• There is no doubt of the existence of a serious conspiracy, possessing wide ramifications, in Paris to effect the overthrow of the Commune.
• The State, as an institution, would have evolved a perfection which would enable it to exist as an independent mechanism, complete and ideal in all its ramifications.
• The occupation of this little sea-side village illustrated the ramifications of commerce.
• Magnificent ramifications of the lotus covered the surface of this barrier.
• At the north, on the contrary, one could follow their ramifications, which died away on the sandy plains.
• The base of the mountain, with its spurs and their numberless ramifications, formed a labyrinth of valleys and elevations.
• The task of philosophy, then, as Hegel conceives it, is to portray in systematic form the evolution of the World-Spirit in all its necessary ramifications.
• Because the Lollards were not a clearly defined sect, it was hard to trace the manifold ramifications of their work.
• They sustain a greater injury in the demoralizing effect produced upon those who are intrusted with official duty through all the ramifications of government.
• It is good that we are smart enough to know that there would be ramifications for actions like that.
• The latter describes the city as quite insulated by the ramifications of the river, from which channels and canals pass all about it, adorned with many quays and bridges of stone.
• Truly the press agent, Who knows his psychology, Likewise his New York In all of its ramifications, And has a nimble wit, Can play fast and loose With the lives of many.
• This is of no great height, and has two ramifications, and in the centre the remains of a tower.
• Words were given with their original meaning, without their ramifications.
• Broad, general land laws he followed, it was true, but he had a wide latitude in particular ramifications.
• This led him to investigate the laws relating to this class of persons, in all their extended ramifications.
• In fact, during the first quarter of the present century, the extent and ramifications of juvenile crime had almost reduced statesmen to despair.

Similar words containing RAMIFICATION without suffix s

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