Revolutionaries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVOLUTIONARIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REVOLUTIONARY, one engaged in a revolution
• a person who advocates or engages in political revolution.
ADJECTIVE:
• involving or causing a complete or dramatic change
• engaged in or promoting political revolution
• relating to a particular revolution, especially the War of American Independence.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or constituting a revolution; tending to or promoting revolution; constituting or bringing about a major or fundamental change

Words related to REVOLUTIONARIES

revolutionary19

Words that contain REVOLUTIONARIES

nonrevolutionaries21 antirevolutionaries22 ultrarevolutionaries23 counterrevolutionaries27

How to use REVOLUTIONARIES in a sentence

• At this barricade Javert had been captured as a spy, and Jean Valjean, who was known to the revolutionaries, found his old, implacable enemy tied to a post, waiting to be shot.
• Through him the Social Revolutionaries had practically supreme control of the new army.
• In the square of the town near by a statue of Alexander II lay in the mud, having been thrown down by the revolutionaries.
• Our own revolutionaries should remember this before and not after the event.
• The willingness of the republican revolutionaries to take up arms and fire on their oppressors has left a cultural legacy that two full centuries have not effaced.
• The Revolution did not succeed and could not, because the common peasantry still prayed in the temples which the Revolutionaries would have destroyed.
• For hundreds of years its books were distributed and read only in secret, and many of its members were executed as revolutionaries.
• Yuean himself now entered into relations with the revolutionaries, whose centre was Canton, and whose undisputed leader was now Sun Yat-sen.
• It was discovered that these detected servants were in touch with the revolutionaries, so they were hanged.
• Since then, not a day has passed without the general receiving an anonymous letter telling him that nothing can save him from the revenge of the revolutionaries.
• Before his wife and children, mad with terror and on their knees before the revolutionaries, they read him his death-sentence.
• That is what the revolutionaries ought not to forget.
• Superb! My word, superb! To you all! The revolutionaries who are not of the police are of the same mind regarding our heroes.
• Yes, we have an affair of the revolutionaries, but not of the usual kind.
• At the Hermitage in Moscow, where she sang then, some of her admirers had warned her of possible reprisals on the part of the revolutionaries.
• But the revolutionaries gave her assurance at once that she had nothing to fear.
• The orders were to shoot all the other condemned revolutionaries first, then Vlassof, then his sister.
• Koupriane and Gounsovski both employed a man they knew to be a revolutionary and the friend of revolutionaries.
• The group of revolutionaries who strolled behind Natacha stopped to confer.
• But the cries became cries of rage, for the group of revolutionaries gained the beach.
• I do not think that Michael ever confided to Natacha that he was, from the very first, the instrument of the revolutionaries.
• We have all known artists who were revolutionaries in their own sphere, but conservative and behind the times in their opinions about other branches of art.
• How have they been imported by the revolutionaries? It is clear that this fact is a testimony to the efficiency of our organization and the secrecy of our activity.
• All the revolutionaries of the Constituent Assembly were initiated into the third degree.
• In Hungary, however, the revolutionaries were principally both Jews and Freemasons.
• Several references are made to the United States, indicating this country as one of the objectives of the revolutionaries.
• But always the forcible resistance, when successful, has been made not by revolutionaries but by the strong champions of constitutional government.
• The most important point to notice now is that not a single one of these many revolutionaries fled to Serbia, or claimed that they were Serbs.
• In answer to this we may say that we do not rely upon the reports of revolutionaries or agitators.
• The Colomb was more or less a recognised resort of the many revolutionaries with whom the city abounded.
• Parliament has its answer to the problem in a long list of statutes intended to muzzle the turbulent and restless revolutionaries.
• What if the revolutionaries were equally well informed? And most probably they were.
• A wealthy Order of Knights drawn exclusively from the ranks of the nobility was sure to attract the attention of the French revolutionaries.
• In 1820, the city of Lima, in Peru, being threatened by the revolutionaries under Bolivar and San Martin, cautious folk began to take thought for their possessions.
• We, the revolutionaries, discharged our obligation to surrender our arms, which were over 1,000 stand, as everybody knows, it having been published in the Manila newspapers.
• The emigration of revolutionaries from Europe added to the enemies of the slave system.

Similar words containing VOLUTIONARIE without suffix s and without prefix re

nonrevolutionaries21 antirevolutionaries22 ultrarevolutionaries23 counterrevolutionaries27

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