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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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.

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