Revenues is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVENUES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REVENUE, the income of a government
• income, especially when of an organization and of a substantial nature
• the department of the civil service collecting state revenue
• a state's annual income from which public expenses are met

Words related to REVENUES

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How to use REVENUES in a sentence

• It was his duty to manage the estates granted to the fraternity, and to transmit the revenues to Jerusalem.
• He at once demanded from the council of state the command of the troops and the disposal of the revenues.
• And yet, from the want of the fostering influence of commerce, that monarch can boast but slender revenues.
• Carreras had managed all his affairs so as to keep the government on his side, and his revenues were no little part of the support of the Capitol.
• Lycon, the Athenian traitor, received likewise a handsome return for his services, the revenues of several towns and districts being assigned him by the Great King.
• Peter at Rome, which tax, though nominally small, produced a very considerable sum in the aggregate, exceeding for many years the royal revenues of the kings of England.
• Suspecting, not without cause, that the Queen-Dowager was implicated in the conspiracy, Henry seized her lands and revenues, and shut her up in the Convent of Bermondsey.
• Of the revenues of Arabia it is almost impossible to form anything like a correct estimate.
• Scroope, member for Bristol, moved for an address entreating his majesty to order an account of the produce of the civil list revenues for one year to be laid before the house.
• He thought the revenues of the next year would meet this increased expenditure, even if the house would not consent to continue the income-tax.
• Madame Schontz received the revenues and paid the bills.
• But he undertook to do what he could to improve the revenues of the crown.
• Tyrconnell himself sincerely wished to make his peace with William, so that he might once more enjoy the revenues of his estates.
• To maintain and operate the various parts of the social machinery requires ever increasing governmental revenues.
• In France and Japan the governments control the tobacco trade, and the high price charged for tobacco makes this monopoly yield large revenues.
• Their public nature came to be more fully recognized, but they did not yield large revenues, and gradually were in large part sold or given away to private owners.
• Add to these revenues the rents of state pastures, state forests, and state mines.
• These are revenues within the knowledge and cognizance of our national councils.
• To say that their revenues fall short, and owe them money, is to say they are in debt to themselves, which is only talking nonsense.
• To what penalty? Why, to no less than the confiscation of all his revenues.
• The cabezas de barangay are chiefs of fifty families, those from whom are collected the contributions that form part of the revenues of the treasury and government.
• He had received these revenues as the supreme judge in the highest court in Europe, and he might retain his revenues or receive compensation for them, if he dared to be just.
• By restoring these revenues to the public use the consular service would be self-supporting, even with a liberal increase of the present low salaries.

Similar words containing VENUE without suffix s and without prefix re

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