Ratify is valid Scrabble Word

Is ratify a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for RATIFY in dictionary:

VERB:

to approve and sanction formally
sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement), making it officially valid
give formal approval to
approve and express assent, responsibility, or obligation

NOUN:

To approve and sanction; to make valid; to confirm; to establish; to settle; especially, to give sanction to, as something done by an agent or servant; as, to ratify an agreement, treaty, or contract; to ratify a nomination.

Words related to RATIFY

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Words that contain RATIFY

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How to use RATIFY in a sentence

These facts will, it is presumed, satisfy every impartial mind that the Government of Spain had no justifiable cause for declining to ratify the treaty.
He thinks that his Sovereign will be induced by his communications to ratify the treaty, but still he leaves him free either to adopt that measure or to decline it.
Holland said that she would ratify the treaty provided the articles to which she objected were altered.
Hellenic taste and the principles of high art ratify the condemnation passed on the novel by the aesthetic goddesses.
At the next regular meeting of the Legislature in December, a resolution refusing to ratify the Draft Convention was passed, and a copy sent to Havelock.
He did, however, with easy good nature, assent to it, and the two brothers applied to the Emperor Charles to ratify the division by his imperial sanction.
Through this space, between the parts, the contracting persons passed in order to ratify the covenant.
In Hawaii there is a strong desire that the Senate shall ratify the treaty immediately, and put an end to all further question on the subject.
Nevertheless, Washington, dreading an armed conflict with England, urged the Senate to ratify the treaty.
I beseech your Majesty to have the goodness to ratify his appointment to said office.

We, Duke of Abrantes, General-in-Chief of the French army, have ratified and do ratify the additional articles of the Convention, to be executed according to their form and tenor.
The Consul Hostilius Mancinus defeated by the Numantines 145 He signs a peace with the Numantines 145 The Senate refuse to ratify it 145 142.
The Senate refused to ratify it, and went through the hypocritical ceremony of delivering over Mancinus, bound and naked, to the enemy.
There were only six articles, the least important, which, for the sake of peace, he was willing to ratify.
If this investigation of reality becomes universal, the divergent nations will ratify all the divine Prophets and confirm all the Holy Books.
In case of the failure of a single Legislature to ratify, the labors of the Convention would go for naught, under a strict adherence to the letter of the article above cited.
Therefore it followed that two of the States which did not ratify the Constitution were, so long as they retained that attitude, free from its obligations.
We have to ask ourselves at what age in general she is likely to make that choice which her maturity and middle age will ratify rather than for ever regret.
To ratify the bargain, the farmer gave the Devil three drops of blood from his index-finger.
Congress made a last attempt, in 1785, to raise a revenue by a tax on imported goods, but this measure failed, New York refusing to ratify.
Hamilton was elected one of the distinguished delegation from the city to the State Convention at Poughkeepsie, called to ratify the new Constitution.
In the ordinary transaction of the foreign relations of this and of all other governments, the course has been to negotiate first, and to ratify afterwards.
Indeed, in the very next lines of the same letter he said expressly that his opinion had not changed, that he did not like the treaty, but that it was best to ratify.
The Southern States were not to be regarded as a part of the Union until they should ratify it.
An effort was made to gather a mass meeting in order to ratify the action of the state convention.
The joke came in on the other side, however, when the officials proceeded to ratify these sales.
The Crown then of its own authority published a new Constitution and summoned a new Assembly to discuss and ratify it.
When a motion was made in the assembly of the Allies at Worms to ratify this Treaty, the High Chancellor of Sweden opposed it.
From the moment the Treaty was first proposed it met with great opposition in the Legislature, and many people predicted that the Senate would never ratify it.
Cleveland was to be President, he could not get his own legislature to ratify his nomination.
But did the Directors approve of it, and ratify the transaction, when it was known? The very reverse.
But Elizabeth would never settle the succession, and, as Mary refused to ratify the Treaty of Edinburgh, forbade her to travel home through England.
Maryland alone held out and refused to ratify for two years longer.

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