Seraglio is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SERAGLIO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a harem, also SERAIL
• the women inhabiting a seraglio or harem.
• An inclosure; a place of separation.
• The palace of the Grand Seignior, or Turkish sultan, at Constantinople, inhabited by the sultan himself, and all the officers and dependents of his court. In it are also kept the females of the harem.
• A harem; a place for keeping wives or concubines; sometimes, loosely, a place of licentious pleasure; a house of debauchery.
• living quarters reserved for wives and concubines and female relatives in a Muslim household
• the women's apartments (harem) in an Ottoman palace.
• a Turkish or Ottoman palace, especially the Sultan's court and government offices at Constantinople.
• sultan's palace
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• harem of a Muslim palace

Words related to SERAGLIO

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Words that contain SERAGLIO

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How to use SERAGLIO in a sentence

• She had put off her outer costume of white linen and stood dressed for the house, the seraglio.
• During the course of this amazing service, the principal singers and musicians of the seraglio arrived, and sung and played several pieces of very sweet Turkish music.
• The great seraglio was not accessible beyond the courts, except in those apartments where the Sultan receives his officers and visitors of state.
• After a short while, he returned and called me, and conducted me to the door of the seraglio.
• But, like the revolutions raised by the eunuchs of the Seraglio, the intrigues of the sacristy have been known to change the face of nations.
• Not that I was a conspirator, but the treasury wanted my money and the seraglio my daughter.
• The gateway on Seraglio Point was illuminated, as well as the quay in front of the mosque of Tophaneh, all the cannons of the battery being covered with lamps.
• He conducted us through the guards, into the garden of the Seraglio, and up the hill to the Palace.
• We were ushered into the great outer court-yard of the Seraglio, leading to the Sublime Porte.
• At this moment the sun, appearing above the hill of Bulgaria, behind Scutari, threw his earliest rays upon the gilded pinnacles of the Seraglio.
• Coffee was served to us, after which we were all conducted into the inner court of the Seraglio, to await the return of the cortege.
• The Sultan dismounted at the entrance to the Seraglio, and disappeared through the door.
• The crowd slowly dispersed, and in a few minutes the grand reports of the cannon on Seraglio Point announced the departure of the Sultan for his palace on the Bosphorus.
• The most interesting portion of the Seraglio is the ancient throne-room, now no longer used, but still guarded by a company of white eunuchs.
• With the exception of eunuchs, no male person over the age of ten is permitted in the seraglio, or anderoon, which is constantly receiving fresh importations from the provinces.
• Down this the Shah would gravely slide into the water, followed by his seraglio.
• In order, then, to go Westward, I first went a little further Eastward, once more entered the Golden Horn, and once more mounted the scorched Seraglio steps.
• To the left is the Seraglio Point, or superb palace of the Sultan, whose treasures almost realize the fables of romance.
• He therefore introduced a new system into the seraglio.
• Round the smallest of the courts were grouped apartments of no great size, which, it may be suspected, belonged to the seraglio of the king.
• The seraglio of the famous Passavan Oglou is in ruins, and the only decent looking house in the place is the new office of the Steam Navigation Company, which is on the Danube.
• His house had become filled with girls of all ages, whom he had taken from poor parents, as they passed over this road, and converted into slaves for his seraglio.
• She is not, startling as it may seem, my disinherited daughter, or a member of my secret seraglio.
• The Pasha Selim has carried off a Christian damsel named Constanze, whom he keeps in close confinement in his seraglio, in the hope that she may consent to be his wife.
• So it might almost be said, that every woman is a Sultan, having at her command a seraglio of men.
• It was evident the girl had been snatched suddenly from the harem of some palace, probably from the royal seraglio itself, off which we had been lying.
• He had been ambassador in Turkey, and was fond of declaring that he had learnt in the seraglio how to brave the storms of Versailles.
• Had anyone delivered to me the most beautiful slaves of the seraglio, I should not have known what to say to them.
• Here, in the seraglio of the Church, we are all less than women.
• I like the seraglio type of woman, lazy and vain, a little more than a lovely animal.
• This proposition was, that we should have a Seraglio.
• The Grand Vizier became more dead than alive, and the whole Seraglio reddened as if the sunset of Bagdad shone direct upon their lovely faces.
• The Seraglio and malicious Vizier, divining the cause of their Lord’s unhappiness, did their utmost to augment it.
• A horsehair arm-chair seemed to be the sultan of the seraglio of chairs.

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