Receptions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECEPTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RECEPTION, the act of receiving or of being received
• the action or process of receiving something sent, given, or inflicted
• the way in which a person or group of people reacts to someone or something
• a formal social occasion held to welcome someone or to celebrate an event
• the formal or ceremonious welcoming of a guest
• the action of admitting someone to a place, group, or institution or the process of being admitted
• the process of receiving broadcast signals
• the quality of broadcast signals received
• the area in a hotel or organization where guests and visitors are greeted and dealt with
• the first class in an infant or primary school
• an act of catching a pass
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or action or an instance of receiving; as receipt; admission; response, reaction; the receiving of a radio or television broadcast; the catching of a forward pass by a receiver

Words related to RECEPTIONS

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Words that contain RECEPTIONS

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How to use RECEPTIONS in a sentence

• I liked our dinners and receptions at the ministry.
• Besides the big official receptions, we often had small dinners up-stairs during the week.
• The official receptions were interesting that year, as one still saw a few costumes.
• Poe was naturally delighted with the success his poem had attained, and from time to time read it in his musical manner in public halls or at literary receptions.
• He would accept no honors, no public receptions, no state banquets.
• The same may be said of the receptions of Madame de la Sabliere, who was a childless widow, of moderate means.
• A large number of persons, both men and women, attended her receptions, and among them many who were well known to the scientific or literary world.
• With meetings, receptions, and a succession of visitors, all of whom we plied with woman suffrage literature, we felt we had accomplished a great educational work.
• Apart from a few more or less formal receptions and an occasional auction party, she found it pleasanter to stay at home.
• They may not be present at receptions and functions and not even at mass when it is said by the bishop.
• Besides these receptions a series of formal dinners was given to diplomatic representatives, high officers of government, and members of Congress.
• She no longer mingled in society, people came to her, and nothing could be more delightful than her receptions.
• As more serious employment, he gave pompous receptions, and enveloped himself in imperial ceremony and the most approved courtly etiquette.
• From this it follows that quarters - in the spiritual world are nothing else than various receptions of love and wisdom, and thence of heat and light from the Lord as a sun.
• These receptions or parties or some such thing, were at least twice or three times a week, if Her Majesty were well.
• There had been four farewell parties and three receptions in his honor.
• You remember that little substitute, Monsieur Olivier Vinet, whom Cardot brought to one of our receptions.
• He invited me to his small evening receptions and received me with his usual rather meaningless cordiality.
• Its Saturday night gatherings bring together the most talented men in the city, and its receptions are among the events of the season.
• The receptions of a sovereign are merely his particular mode of receiving visits.
• He was taken everywhere worth visiting, entertained with dinners, parties and receptions until his head swam with the whirl of attentions that he was so unaccustomed to.
• According to what they have written, they have celebrated the day of the “Birth anniversary” in twenty-four cities by giving public feasts and beautiful receptions.
• The prize of the Geographical Society of Paris, the grand medal of the London Geographical Society, and brilliant receptions greeted the illustrious traveler.
• What were we going to wear? CHAPTER XII AT ONE OF THE TOLSTOY RECEPTIONS When we arrived the next evening, it was to find a curious situation.
• These receptions, with a public dinner every week, were all the social entertainments for which the President had either time or health.
• Madame Dionis relates to the whole town of Nemours the particulars of her receptions at the Tuileries and the splendor of the court of the king of the French.
• At very large and fashionable receptions, the hostess is generally to be found near the door.
• Special receptions were also given in honour of George P.
• Darwin never did either, though he did once come to one of the evening receptions, and enjoyed it immensely.
• She was talking aloud about her salon, her receptions, her acquaintances.
• Men who met him night after night at receptions and dinners, marvelled at the punctuality with which he returned to the routine work of the Senate next morning.

Similar words containing CEPTION without suffix s and without prefix re

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