Scholars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCHOLARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SCHOLAR, a learned person
• a specialist in a particular branch of study, especially the humanities
• a person who is highly educated or has an aptitude for study
• a university student holding a scholarship
• a student or pupil.

Words related to SCHOLARS

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Words that contain SCHOLARS

scholarship21 scholarships22

How to use SCHOLARS in a sentence

• One at Ceresco, with thirty-three scholars, and one at Ripon, with twenty-one.
• George Ripley is talking up a colony of agriculturists and scholars, with whom he threatens to take the field and book.
• Its scholars were famed throughout the world for their learning, their science, and their philosophy.
• The next winter most of my scholars were deeply impressed by divine things, and, of course, I could not look on without having my own heart touched.
• The scholars, thirty in all, have made very creditable progress in their studies, considering the short time the school has been in operation, from three to four years.
• My pupils, with one exception, being day scholars, I have had an excellent opportunity to know the colored people.
• Much recent work has been done by French scholars towards the reconstruction of the external history of England during the whole of our period.
• The Sonnets were so published upon the recommendation of a deceased nephew of mine, one of the first scholars of Europe, and as good as he was learned.
• Scholars, of course, know the political significance of that famous meeting.
• This is his great glory, that so vast a multitude of his scholars speak well of him, so many illustrious Clerks praise him, so devout a company of monks still remember his name.
• Indeed it was a great cross to her that she lived so near the school, for the scholars when out in their own yard never thought about her nervousness, and made a deal of noise.
• There was and is still a want of finality in the conclusions of Biblical scholars.
• On Christmas eve the scholars of this well-known institution proceed to the election of their king and other officers of his household, consisting of the mayor of the palace, etc.
• Such a book is at once a boon to scholars and a new bond of union between great and kindred nations.
• To his credit the former often hit on the most difficult rhymes, with which the scholars were puzzled.
• This library was at the disposal of all scholars who desired to use it.
• In distant countries the name of Somers was mentioned with respect and gratitude by great scholars and poets who had never seen his face.
• Instead of the quiet, silent scholars, you would hear a loud and deafening buzz.
• The free men were fourteen in number, but several had wives and domestic slaves, and the schoolmaster, who was going to his native country Woradoo, had eight of his scholars.
• Forgues and his companion ride away they are followed by the benign smiles of the magistrate and the bewildered looks of the scholars.
• But still I also have in many places formed theories of my own, whether they are right or wrong it will be for scholars to judge.
• He did not appear to notice it, but remained after school until the scholars had all gone, and then made a thorough examination.
• But we think that the Council of Scholars is blind.
• I accepted the invitation, and on arrival found the boat already filled with the good people, and two or three hundreds of scholars from the Sabbath schools.
• The greatest number of scholars who have been at any one time at Harrow, was in the year 1804, when the number of students amounted to 353.
• Itself a literature, it has led me into many various literatures and into the society of scholars.
• The process was continued by the admiration of Sanskrit literature expressed by European scholars and philosophers.
• Modern scholars have put forward many conflicting hypotheses as to the identity of this race of conquerors.
• All of our reforms would be led by scholars, if all scholars appreciated as they should the gift of education.
• The local ones, as well as an authority from London, had an inspection previous to the meeting, which took place in the school, whose scholars were dispersed in the panic.
• All the boys were Latin scholars, and had made much progress in their knowledge of that language since the advent of the young monk into the household.

Similar words containing SCHOLAR without suffix s

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