Severance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEVERANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of severing
• the action of ending a connection or relationship
• the state of being separated or cut off.
• dismissal or discharge from employment
• division by cutting or slicing.
• act of severing or state of being severed
• The act of severing, or the state of being severed; partition; separation.
• The act of dividing; the singling or severing of two or more that join, or are joined, in one writ; the putting in several or separate pleas or answers by two or more disjointly; the destruction of the unity of interest in a joint estate.
• a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of severing; the state of being severed

Words related to SEVERANCE

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Words that contain SEVERANCE

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How to use SEVERANCE in a sentence

• Jo Severance, who had paddled up the river before, and knew its course thoroughly, acted as guide and pilot.
• It was much like the one Mary had written to Jo Severance, full of clever descriptions of the places she was seeing, and it made no mention either of the robin or of her.
• Painful therefore as the severance must be, he decides to abandon the cowherds and see them no more.
• Severance at so late an hour, went first to a hotel.
• Miss Severance herself was hardly aware of the charm of the room.
• Unfortunately, however, Severance had pulled up before there was any question of divorce.
• Lanley still cherished an affection for Severance, who had very soon married again, a local belle in the Massachusetts manufacturing town where he now lived.
• Had she really dressed so badly or was it only the change of fashion? And then her dependence on Joe Severance.
• Georgie was aware that for some years now Judith had seen very little of Killigrew, but how or why the severance had come about neither she nor Ishmael could guess.
• Gladstone and other British statesmen could not but have foreseen, would probably be the severance of the connexion, once for all, between Ireland and Great Britain.
• They think they lost more by suffering us to participate of their commercial privileges, at home and abroad, than they lose by our political severance.
• This measure, with the disposition to shut up the Mississippi, gives me serious apprehensions of the severance of the eastern and western parts of our confederacy.
• If filial soul be begotten by procession and severance of conscious force from parental soul, the spiritual resemblance of offspring and progenitors is clearly explained.
• In the course of the next few centuries, who knows? the world may see a more complete severance.
• The severance of the connection, without loss of esteem, meant to him a quicker consummation of his wishes with Takeo Dono, whom he would ask for as wife.
• The severance of relations between parent and child was formal.
• He argued that the separation contemplated by the framers of the treaty was one produced by extreme force, and had nothing to say to any severance proceeding from internal causes.
• Divine nearness is dependent upon attainment to the knowledge of God, upon severance from all else save God.
• In a word, nearness to God necessitates sacrifice of self, severance and the giving up of all to Him.
• But sincerity, justice, humility, severance, and love for the believers of God will purify the mirror and make it radiant with reflected rays from the Sun of Truth.
• Light up then in their hearts the flame of severance from everything except Thy love, and help them by Thine overwhelming might to labour for Thy Teachings.
• It was a period of great peril to this rising young Nation of the North, which might possibly have ended in the severance of Canada from British dominion.
• To his mind it had all the force of a final renunciation, a severance of the last link that bound him to his old life.
• They had a historic basis of laws and institutions which was still sound and whole, and the political severance from England made no breach in social continuity.
• I could tell you more, but my prophetic soul warns me that Agatha Severance is protesting to Mr.
• Such a campaign as this would cause the complete severance of New England, the chief source for men and supplies, from the rest of the colonies.
• One might have thought that a severance of communications with the outside world was feared.
• To her advent into his life he owed his complete and final severance from the petty but infinite distractions and temptations of the world.
• Peacock was not accurate in his chronology or in his interpretation of the severance between Shelley and Harriet.
• He would accept nothing short of severance of the Union, precisely what we will not and can not give.
• From this moment a severance of the Slave States from the Free was resolved on, and every agency that could operate on governments, State and National, was set to work.
• It was absolutely necessary to communicate with Sue, though two or three days earlier they had agreed to mutual severance.
• The modern severance of classes, the modern desire for aloofness, has not yet come.

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