Revelations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVELATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REVELATION, an act of revealing
• a surprising and previously unknown fact that has been disclosed to others
• the making known of something that was previously secret or unknown
• used to emphasize the remarkable quality of someone or something
• the divine or supernatural disclosure to humans of something relating to human existence
• the last book of the New Testament, recounting a divine revelation of the future to St John.

Words related to REVELATIONS

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How to use REVELATIONS in a sentence

• The judges of Joan extorted from her that she had revelations, but she refused to reveal what these had been.
• Revelations of this description raised to excess her love for the Church, her mother.
• These dim revelations of black and lowering thought are overshadowed with a darker hue than sorrow alone could have cast.
• His fascinating autobiography is absolutely sincere, and very copious, in its revelations.
• She had had no special, joyful revelations of Christ to her soul, and I had had them till it seemed as if body and soul would fly apart.
• Brooding upon the revelations of that day as he walked slowly westward, he began to think that Percival and Mr.
• Had there been any doubt in his mind as to their ability to understand these revelations, and thus profit by them, they would have been withheld.
• We are in hopes, therefore, they were in that speech, which, like the Revelations of St.
• Three years later she had the first of a series of revelations concerning devotion to the Holy Face as a means of reparation for blasphemy.
• If we are pure in heart, have vital faith and force, we shall see God and have new revelations made to us.
• The initiate was bound to absolute secrecy concerning the truths to be revealed to him and obliged to pay in advance for these revelations.
• Theophilus merely looks on the Gospel as a continuation of the prophetic revelations and injunctions.
• One is the revelations of the Prophets, and the spiritual discoveries of the elect.
• Every one of these appeals to revelations from God.
• Some remarkable revelations were afterward made, however, with regard to the action of one of them.
• The penalty of sin, according to Arnold, is one of the revelations of Scripture which men are least inclined to hear.
• I sat thrilled, tense, in anticipation of revelations to follow.
• In the investigation of crime the members of this organization arrested persons on suspicion and compelled them to make revelations, true or false.
• An investigation of the Queen and her activities resulted in rather astonishing revelations.
• She would save her little revelations for disclosure when they might be used to advantage.
• Left to himself, Renshaw tried to review more calmly the circumstances in these strange revelations that had impelled him to change his resolution so suddenly.
• Turpin immediately imparted these revelations to Charlemagne, who, knowing now that his fears were not without foundation, hastened back to Roncesvalles.
• And facing these chambers of the soul, dim with mist, he was struck by a strange association of the Revelations of Saint Theresa and a tale by Edgar Poe.
• The revelations made by these passengers were painful to listen to, and would not have been credited if any room had existed for doubt.
• Philosophy and science have paused amid their speculative researches and wondrous revelations to gain wisdom from her teachings and knowledge from her precepts.

Similar words containing VELATION without suffix s and without prefix re

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