Renascence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RENASCENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• rebirth, also RENAISSANCE
• the revival of something that has been dormant
• The state of being renascent.
• Same as Renaissance.
• the period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries
• a second or new birth
• the revival of learning and culture
• rebirth

Words related to RENASCENCE

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Words that contain RENASCENCE

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How to use RENASCENCE in a sentence

• We have come to a phase in our affairs when the only alternative to a great, deliberate renascence of will and understanding is national disorder and decay.
• The first of these is the restoration of representative government, and the second a renascence of our public thought about political and social things.
• It would thus appear that there was a renascence of early Sumerian religious ideas.
• With the changes produced by the Renascence there came a battle between Latin and Greek, and Greek came to be part of a liberal education.
• And when we come to probe this problem of the spread of Superstition in America, this amazing renascence of Romanism in a democracy, we find precisely the same phenomenon.
• But such a stimulus, the renascence of Eastern Asia, or a great German fleet upon the ocean, may presently supply.
• In the absorbing interest of her own renascence, the shock, more than the injury which her father had undergone, was ignored, if not neglected.
• We in England, the devoted children of Protestantism, chiefly know the Renascence by its subordinate and secondary side of the Reformation.
• Undoubtedly it checked and changed amongst us that movement of the Renascence which we see producing in the reign of Elizabeth such wonderful fruits.
• Yet there is a very important difference between the defeat inflicted on Hellenism by Christianity eighteen hundred years ago, and the check given to the Renascence by Puritanism.
• If only she kept off theosophy and the Keltic renascence and her disposition to profess wild intellectual passions, there would be no harm in her.
• In the second half of the tenth century and in the eleventh century the currents which were preparing the Persian renascence party were lost and their significance forgotten.
• What we really need for the frustration and overthrow of a deaf and raucous Jingoism is a renascence of the love of the native land.
• But the earlier and wider ideal, the ideal of our Renascence, once envisaged by man, that has not been lost, and I believe never can be lost.
• But the present incarnation of the spirit of the Renascence differs from its predecessor in the eighteenth century, in that it builds up, as well as pulls down.

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