Sectional is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SECTIONAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a piece of furniture made up of modular units
• a sofa made in sections that can be used separately as chairs.
• a piece of furniture made up of sections that can be arranged individually or together
ADJECTIVE:
• in sections
• relating to a section or subdivision of a larger whole
• relating to a section or group within a community
• relating to a view of the structure of an object in section
• made or supplied in sections
• concerned with a particular area or group within a country or community
• Of or pertaining to a sections or distinct part of larger body or territory; local.
• Consisting of sections, or capable of being divided into sections; as, a sectional steam boiler.
• relating to or based upon a section (i.e. as if cut through by an intersecting plane)
• consisting of or divided into sections
• related or limited to a distinct region or subdivision of a territory or community or group of people
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to a section; local or regional rather than general in character

Words related to SECTIONAL

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How to use SECTIONAL in a sentence

• It is the South that advocates disunion, from sectional motives, and adds the spice of treason.
• The third stage of this unhappy sectional controversy was in connection with the organization of Territorial governments and the admission of new States into the Union.
• The general arrangement is shown by the sectional plan.
• They could end sectional hatred, extinguish civil war, preserve the Union, save their country.
• On the whole, sectional divergence was fairly pronounced, but only on matters of detail.
• Such voices were uttered before the war, but they were drowned in the noise of sectional hatred and the imperious demands of slavery.
• Robertson should make his base for government breeding establishment sectional, nor would I submit to England through Kentucky.
• It is an excellent plan to take along a sectional map which can usually be bought of the state geologist.
• Already the Democrats were raising the potent alarm cry that the Republican party was sectional, and that its success would dissolve the Union.
• Differ in politics and in a thousand other ways we must and shall in all good nature, but never let us differ with each other on sectional or state lines, by race or creed.
• He was zealous for the honor of the country, and never sacrificed the interest of the country to party or sectional feeling.
• To preserve a sectional equilibrium and to maintain the equality of the States was the effort on one side, to acquire empire was the manifest purpose on the other.
• The basis of sectional controversy was the question of the balance of political power.
• But the arrogance of a sectional majority inflated by recent triumph was too powerful to be allayed by the appeals of patriotism or the counsels of wisdom.
• Turning from the consideration of this question in its sectional aspect, I now invite attention to its general effect upon the character of our institutions.
• These, the same who claim a weight to balance Texas, while they attack others as governed by sectional considerations.
• Not even could the committees of this body, when we first assembled, before any one had the excuse of excitement to plead, be organized without sectional agitation springing up.
• It cannot be supposed that the question reached a final determination without great embarrassment, earnest discussion, and the manifestation of sectional jealousies.
• Municipal and sectional laws were made uniform throughout the entire nation.
• Under the influence of party passion and sectional prejudice, other acts have been passed not warranted by the Constitution.
• Scarcely a trace of the sectional champion yet appears.
• Partisan politics, sectional disputes instantly were stilled beneath the majesty of her voice.
• In one performance of this play a sectional bookcase which stood in the room was hung with purple cheese cloth and served as an altar.
• It was Kentucky against Vermont, South against North, for neither was unwilling to appeal to sectional prejudice.
• Parties continued to be organized on national lines, after the churches had been rent in twain by sectional forces.
• Hence until quite recent years English parties have not been formed according to sectional divisions.
• In the first place, they are sure that this is not a local or sectional question.
• In the States, as a sectional institution, beneath the shelter of local laws, Slavery unhappily found a home.
• Our opponents have dealt entirely in sectional appeals.

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