Resignation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESIGNATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act or instance of resigning something
• an act of resigning from a job or office
• an act of ending a game by conceding defeat without being checkmated.
• the acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable
• The act of resigning or giving up, as a claim, possession, office, or the like; surrender; as, the resignation of a crown or comission.
• The state of being resigned or submissive; quiet or patient submission; unresisting acquiescence; as, resignation to the will and providence of God.
• acceptance of despair
• the act of giving up (a claim or office or possession etc.)
• a formal document giving notice of your intention to resign
• a document conveying someone's intention of resigning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of resigning something; surrender; a formal notification of resigning

Words related to RESIGNATION

resignations13

Words that contain RESIGNATION

resignations13

How to use RESIGNATION in a sentence

• Wounded pride brought forth not very long ago the resignation of a Lieutenant Governor.
• She regarded him as a hero, sighed her relief upon his saintly shoulder, and accepted the peace he offered her with a grateful resignation.
• The One and All requires the resignation of the individual and personal, of all that is selfish, to the Infinite whole.
• A true resignation and renunciation will enable us to turn pain and sorrow into the means of a higher life.
• Among the living this feeling is called resignation.
• You are not driven from your post, because they will have recalled a man manifestly more willing to leave it, than they to profit of the resignation.
• I should not dream of acting for you again, and if you think a formal resignation necessary, I will post you one to-morrow.
• The police listened with perfect resignation and decorum, and politely shifted their ground.
• I thank my God that he gave you the grace of resignation, and supported you in the solitary confinement.
• The carelessness which he had assumed in the morning gave way to a sad resignation.
• I can only pray that such combined strength and resignation may be continued to you.
• A few days since he wrote to papa requesting permission to withdraw his resignation.
• She would confess this to you at luncheon, and then start for the same church in the afternoon, with an edifying but rather comic expression of resignation.
• The deprived bishops at first affected all the meekness of resignation.
• In vain did Maximilian endeavor to allure him into some expense, by offering to make a resignation of the imperial crown in his favor.
• The defeat and resignation of the English ministry resulted from this feeling.
• About the same time, tired of the world, both public and private, Sadaijin sent in his resignation.
• He bore his sufferings with admirable fortitude, with calm resignation and courage.
• But Gotzkowsky was not as yet able to attain this resignation.
• It had not been so easy as Eleanor had supposed to win over the sympathy of Lady Ella with his resignation.
• The desire of the South for his resignation he had not wished to follow for fear that general anarchy would break out all over China.
• By successive steps, from his first assuming the purple at York, to the resignation of Licinius, Constantine had reached the undivided sovereignty of the Roman world.
• The great cities already knew their fate and so far as we could gather were preparing to meet it with dignity and resignation.
• During the remainder of the afternoon Joe was busy writing his resignation and arranging to have his property transferred from Chicago, while Mr.
• Her harshness, her tears, her remorse, her Christian resignation, were so many eloquent signs of a sentiment that could no more be effaced from her heart than from mine.
• The gloom is not effaced by resignation, it takes more light than dinner.
• There was talk that in a few days he would make formal and public resignation of his crown in the great hall of the Bank of Saint George.

Similar words containing SIGNA without suffix tion and without prefix re

signa6 signal7 signage9 signals8 signary11 assignat9 signable11 signages10 signaled10 signaler9 signally12 assignats10 designate11 obsignate12 presignal12 signalers10 signaling11 signalise10 signalize19 signalled11 signaller10 signalman12 signalmen12 signaries10 signatory13 signature10 assignable13 assignably16 designable14 designated13 designates12 designator12 obsignated14 obsignates13 presignals13 signalings12 signalised12 signalises11 signalized21 signalizes20 signallers11 signalling12 signalment13 signatures11 assignation12 consignable16 cosignatory17 designating14 designation13 designative16 designators13 designatory16 indesignate13 obsignating15 obsignation14 obsignatory17 presignaled15 signalising13 signalizing22 signallings13 signalments14 signatories12 assignations13 consignation15 consignatory18 designations14 obsignations15 predesignate16 presignaling16 presignalled16 resignations13 unassignable15 undesignated15 assignability19 consignations16 cosignatories16 predesignated18 predesignates17 presignalling17 signalisation14 signalization23 consignatories17 predesignating19 predesignation18 predesignatory21 signalisations15 signalizations24 assignabilities18 predesignations19 countersignatur18 countersignature19 countersignatures20

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.