Scepter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCEPTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to invest with royal authority, also SCEPTRE
NOUN:
• an ornamented staff carried by rulers on ceremonial occasions as a symbol of sovereignty
• Alt. of Sceptre
• the imperial authority symbolized by a scepter
• a ceremonial or emblematic staff
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as sceptre

Words related to SCEPTER

sceptered14 sceptering15 scepters12 sceptre11

Words that contain SCEPTER

scepters12 sceptered14 sceptering15 scepterless15

How to use SCEPTER in a sentence

• There shall come a star of Iacob and rise a scepter of Israel, which shall smite the coasts of Moab and undermine all the children of Seth.
• It was instantly perceived by the manner in which Itobad managed his horse, that it was not for such a man as he that Heaven reserved the scepter of Babylon.
• Around her feet trailed the purple of her garments, while in her hand was her golden scepter.
• For a moment Destiny has thrust her scepter into the hands of a human being and Chance has exalted a human being to decide the issue of many human lives.
• No one could more imperiously demand the scepter than Albert.
• The emperor had, however, a semblance of right to place the scepter in the hands of whom he would during his lifetime.
• France was equally busy in the endeavor to place the scepter of Poland in the hand of Stanislaus, father of the queen.
• As the male line was now extinct, by this decree the scepter would pass to the Duke of Bavaria.
• Leopold now gathered his armies to trample those people down, and to replace the scepter of unlimited despotism in the hands of the Bourbons.
• Then with his scepter he smote Thersites on the back and shoulders, until he wept with pain and crouched down upon his seat in fear and trembling.
• With his scepter he touched the two Ajaxes, thereby giving more than mortal strength to their limbs, and filling their breasts with valor.
• It is a comfort to know that the scepter of Jehovah, as King of the universe, is a scepter of righteousness.
• As for the King himself, he wore a thick wreath of cherry and peach-blossoms instead of his crown, and carried a white thorn-branch instead of his scepter.
• Great Author of salvation, Haste, haste the glorious day, When we, a ransomed nation, Thy scepter shall obey.
• He was possessor of the greatest realm ever swayed by a single scepter.
• He shall sit upon the throne of David, and behold, He shall come with a sword of steel, and with a scepter of iron shall He rule.
• He marched vigorously to Kief, drove Rostislaf from the capital and seized the scepter.
• But in fact, these feudal lords were more frequently found claiming entire independence, and struggling against their nominal sovereign to wrest from his hands the scepter.
• Two rival princes, Michel of Tver, and Georges of Moscow, grasped at the shadow of a scepter which had fallen from his hands.
• A new khan, the world-renowned Tamerlane, now swayed the scepter of Tartar power.
• Vassali Vassalievitch, son of the deceased monarch, was but ten years of age when the scepter of Russia passed into his hands.
• The king sat upon his throne, his bonnet upon one side of him, his scepter upon the other.
• Peter, child as he was, had already developed a character of self-reliance which taught Sophia that he would speedily wrest the scepter from her hands.
• But Anne was no sooner seated upon the throne, than she grasped the scepter with vigor which astounded all.
• If in marriage either party claim the right to stand supreme, to woman, the mother of the race, belongs the scepter and the crown.
• And Thersites bowed down, and big tears fell from his eyes, and a bloody weal from the golden scepter stood up from his back.

Similar words containing SCEPT without suffix er

discept12 sceptic13 sceptre11 sceptry14 discepts13 scepters12 sceptics14 sceptral12 sceptred13 sceptres12 discepted15 sceptered14 sceptical15 sceptring14 susceptor13 discepting16 sceptering15 scepticism18 susceptive17 susceptors14 unsceptred15 disceptator16 scepterless15 sceptically20 scepticisms19 sceptreless15 susceptance17 susceptible17 susceptibly20 disceptation17 disceptators17 insusceptive19 intussuscept16 susceptances18 susceptivity22 disceptations18 disceptatious18 insusceptible19 insusceptibly22 intussuscepts17 unsusceptible19 disceptatorial19 insusceptively24 intussuscepted19 susceptibility23 susceptiveness21 susceptivities21 introsusception19 intussuscepting20 intussusception19 intussusceptive22 susceptibleness21 hypersusceptibl29 insusceptibilit21 susceptivenesse22 susceptibilitie21 hypersusceptibi29 insusceptibility25 susceptibilities22 hypersusceptible30 susceptivenesses23 intussusceptions20 susceptiblenesses23 insusceptibilities24 hypersusceptibility36 hypersusceptibilities35

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