Scotia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOTIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a concave molding used esp. in classical architecture
• (chiefly in classical architecture) a concave moulding, especially at the base of a column.
• deep concave moulding
• A concave molding used especially in classical architecture.
• Scotland

Words related to SCOTIA

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Words that contain SCOTIA

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How to use SCOTIA in a sentence

• Its great rendezvous are the sandbanks of Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, and New England.
• It was three hundred miles off Cape Clear that the Scotia encountered this mysterious monster.
• The advantages of Nova Scotia as a field for immigration had been known to the people of New England and New York before the Revolutionary War had broken out.
• Winslow himself, whose charming letters throw such a flood of light on the settlement of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, was a member of the council.
• There were those in Nova Scotia who were receiving rations as late as 1792.
• In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick some of the better class of settlers were able to put up large and comfortable wooden houses, some of which are still standing.
• The name Acadia was changed by the conquerors to Nova Scotia.
• A few years previous to this English officers first attempt at settlement in Nova Scotia, he came out to Quebec with his regiment.
• Fortunately for himself and his family, he was left a legacy in 1773 amounting to a considerable sum, which enabled him a second time to try his luck in Nova Scotia.
• In the year 1776 the New England Colonists appear to have had their emissaries in Nova Scotia.
• In the month of August, 1784, Margaret Godfrey once again arrived in Nova Scotia.
• John River when the present Province of New Brunswick was a part of Nova Scotia.
• The end of the reign is also remarkable for attempts at Scottish colonization, resulting in the foundation of Nova Scotia, and in the Plantation of Ulster.
• She was born in Upper Stewiacke, Nova Scotia, on March 28th, 1860, and is consequently in her eighteenth year.
• Then the teachings of a missionary whom he had heard preach in Nova Scotia came to him.
• At Halifax we took in the Governor of Nova Scotia, returning from his very unpopular administration.
• Lawrence, but seized every opportunity of distressing the English settlement of Nova Scotia.
• Lawrence, which, running by Montreal and Quebec, issues into the bay of the same denomination, forming the northern boundary of Nova Scotia.
• The English had but twenty men killed, and about the same number wounded, in the whole of this expedition, the success of which secured the tranquillity of Nova Scotia.
• Between the more eastern settlers around Halifax and those in the interior, the greater part of the population of Nova Scotia was probably Irish in origin.
• With the disappearance of the French Acadian settlers Nova Scotia became a British colony in the full sense of the phrase.
• No better class probably could have been selected to settle Nova Scotia than these American immigrants.
• Nova Scotia had nearly 200,000 inhabitants, of whom probably 16,000 were French Acadians, resident in Cape Breton and in Western Nova Scotia.
• In Nova Scotia Sir Charles Tupper was the only man who emerged from the battle in which so many unionists were for the moment defeated.
• England was aroused, and it was determined to assail France in Nova Scotia, from New York and on the Ohio.
• The British planned, accordingly, to send out three expeditions, one against Fort Duquesne, another against the French in Nova Scotia, and a third against Quebec.
• The term northwest angle of Nova Scotia was used in the secret instructions of Congress and is adopted in the treaty of 1783.
• It may therefore be concluded that the northwest angle of Nova Scotia is no longer an unknown point.
• That the territory of Acadie, or Nova Scotia, was, the same territory granted to Sir William Alexander.
• That from the date of the treaty of Utrecht the boundary between Massachusetts and Nova Scotia was that of the patent to Sir William Alexander.
• He came among us as a student of the Lawrence scientific school, muscular and heavy-shouldered from work on shore and at the oar in Nova Scotia.
• That instrument was negotiated for the purpose of maintaining the rights of American fishermen on the banks off Newfoundland, Labrador, and Nova Scotia.
• Report of the Chief Gold-Commissioner for the Province of Nova Scotia for the Year 1862.
• Report on the Gold-Districts of the Province of Nova Scotia.
• Introductory Remarks on the Gold-Region of Nova Scotia.

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