Recriminations is valid Scrabble Word

Is recriminations a scrabble word?
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14 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for RECRIMINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

RECRIMINATION, a retaliatory accusation
an accusation in response to one from someone else

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a retaliatory accusation; the making of such accusations

Words related to RECRIMINATIONS

recrimination17

How to use RECRIMINATIONS in a sentence

The ministerial council has been characterized by violent recriminations, ending in blows.
I was expecting the tearful ticking off, the girlish recriminations and all the rest of the bag of tricks along those lines.
Moreover, I do not desire to indulge in recriminations after so long a time.
Harsh words and bitter recriminations were almost common household usages.
Rafael had gone into the interview in an aggressive mood, ready to answer with plain talk if that sodden idiot should go too far in his recriminations.
Happily these recriminations led our Minister of Agriculture to have the question studied by a special commission.
A vehement debate ensued, and bitter recriminations were exchanged.
After hopeless arguments and bitter recriminations they turned in with the intention of beginning again bright and early in one last stupendous effort.
Whenever it is behind there are new recriminations and menaces against the Grand Transasiatic Company.
She was so torn by the storm within her that she had no breath for recriminations.

ANONYMOUS We have hinted already that the responsibility for this group of ill-mannered recriminations may probably be distributed between Gifford, Croker, and Lockhart.
No need of your getting tragic, there are no public recriminations on either side, no vulgar infidelity or common quarrelling, everything quite amicable, I assure you.
Amidst their recriminations and the publicity they could command from the Press, it is no wonder that Sir Alfred Milner felt bewildered.
The harm was done, and no good now in recriminations! It was never, I bear witness, habit of Christopherus Columbus.
Finally he so fatigued everybody by his suspicions and recriminations that the duke forebore to speak with him, and the princesses closed their doors against him.
Apart from personal recriminations, of which some of us must be more than tired, these two portly volumes are of real historical value.
But this recall did not at all please the party of Germanicus, who were loud and bitter in their recriminations.
These mutual recriminations soon led us into a condition of life which destroyed all prospect of peace and contentment in our home.
Then, they select masterpieces by Mozart and Weber and there are the same outcries and recriminations.
Hence there are so many feminine friends easily provoked to mutual criticisms and recriminations.
Letters passed between them full of mutual recriminations, and both parties began to prepare for the inevitable struggle.
These being perused, were found to be recriminations between the Oxonians and the officers of the regiment.
These recriminations served only to inflame the difference.
Bankes then withdrew his motion, and the belligerents declared that they would forget their recriminations.
The Zoroastrians did not join much in these mutual recriminations, but lived in communities apart, refusing to associate with their fellow countrymen of other faiths.
Then I would go out of his life without scenes or recriminations.
Furthermore, he seemed to enjoy the chorus of reproaches and threats and recriminations.
They would then become dissatisfied with their rank and employment, and bitter complaints and recriminations would ensue.
We were longing for some first-class recriminations.
Isaac set it down to whisky, and recriminations followed.
Mutual recriminations on recollecting the numerous instances of their inexorable cruelty.
But this, which might have brought about a tolerable adjustment in 1840, led to little but delays and recriminations in 1843.
But the recriminations all revert to previous history, nothing having occurred since 1881 to form real grounds for accusations.
Iphicrates and Pharnabazus took their departure amid mutual recriminations, each accusing the other of having caused the expedition to be a complete failure.
But more than he feared the recriminations of Luke Presson and his associates, he feared the papers in the breast-pocket of Varden Waymouth.
We are deliberately preparing the ground for disappointment, for imputations of bad faith, for recriminations, for bitter animosity, it may be for civil war.

Similar words containing CRIMINATION without suffix s and without prefix re

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