Recreations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECREATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RECREATION, refreshment of strength and spirits after work
• activity done for enjoyment when one is not working
• the action or process of creating something again
• a re-enactment or simulation of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• refreshment of strength and spirits after work; a means of refreshment or diversion; hobby

Words related to RECREATIONS

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How to use RECREATIONS in a sentence

• To estimate them correctly, it is necessary in the first place that we should glance at the instruction of the people and its recreations during this period.
• Recent revelations as to the way in which our leading Statesmen keep themselves fit have been almost entirely concerned with their physical recreations.
• Cards and now and then a little music form the evening recreations.
• These recreations he diversified with country excursions, during which he read Horace and Ovid, or searched the woods around London for plants and insects.
• It was not until her mother began to put a gentle pressure upon her in order to prevent her gathering too many apples, and joining in too many other rural recreations with Mr.
• A smile, an encouraging word from Ferragut, and he would have immediately proposed other recreations whose announcement appeared to be fluttering around his lips.
• A visit to these Gardens is one of the most delightful of the rational recreations of the metropolis.
• Days, weeks, months roll away in the same toils, the same recreations.
• The recreations of the Irish were very varied and some of them of a highly intellectual cast.
• At present the national recreations, though still sufficiently varied and numerous are neither so strongly marked nor diversified as formerly.
• He excelled in all the athletic recreations of the time, and was especially famous for his skill, and courage, and power as a hunter.
• To enjoy winter recreations properly we must have proper clothing.
• Master an approved handbook, and during the recreations raise discussions on details of good manners.
• These, though inevitable, were evidently regarded as seasons of danger, since the favourite recreations of labourers, if left to their own devices, were poaching and politics.
• So here is the FIRST SERIES of what we have chosen to call our RECREATIONS.
• It is a sound and healthy instinct that leads the tired business man or the tired laborer to seek for mirth-provoking recreations.
• All recreations were in a manner suspended by the rigid severity of the Presbyterians and Independents.
• It was too warm now for the livelier recreations of the winter.
• The matters that interested that age seem now superfluous, the recreations of a holiday rather than the business of life.
• Such a situation required constant vigilance to prevent irritation and supply soothing recreations and gratifying objects.
• Others blame the automobile and sports and recreations which are being indulged in on Sunday, through the laxity and insufficiency of the law-makers.
• All occupations and recreations are well represented.
• Believe that idle empty laughter is the most desirable of recreations, and significant Comedy will seem pale and shallow in comparison.
• Moreover, healthful recreations, apart from their benefit to the nurse herself, must re-act favourably on the patients.
• To these recreations is added gaming, always the rage of uncultivated minds.
• In general the pleasures, recreations, eating and drinking of English people, when once you get below that class which Mr.
• Oftentimes the employee lived under the same roof with his employer, enjoyed the same recreations, and ate at the same table.
• His outdoor recreations were healthful but not exciting.
• Recreations of Demons and Furies, when let out of Gates of Erebus for a half-holiday, peculiar, not to say eccentric.
• He will not let us have our lawful sports as enjoined by the King himself on Sundays, and he now tries to interfere with our recreations on holidays.
• I do not, however, pretend to say that I did not sometimes pine for the recreations common to my age.
• The fleet was laid up, and the useful and pleasant recreations of the club rooms were substituted for the active excitement of boating.
• These were the only recreations of one whose days and nights were, with the exception of a brief and often wakeful season of rest, given to laborious study.
• But what does cloud the spirit is if it gives itself wholly up to narrow personal aims and ambitions, and uses friendship and love as mere recreations and amusements.

Similar words containing CREATION without suffix s and without prefix re

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