Societies is valid Scrabble Word

Is societies a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for SOCIETIES in dictionary:

NOUN:

SOCIETY, an organized group, a fellowship, also SODALITY
the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community
the community of people living in a particular country or region and having shared customs, laws, and organizations
a specified section of society
the aggregate of people who are fashionable, wealthy, and influential, regarded as forming a distinct group in a community
a plant or animal community
an organization or club formed for a particular purpose or activity
the situation of being in the company of other people

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an organized group of persons

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How to use SOCIETIES in a sentence

It is a disgrace to us that we should need such societies.
A considerable expansion of the productive work of the co-operative wholesale societies within the last few years offers indeed more encouragement.
Subsequently the Moravians and Wesleyans formed similar societies among their own people.
Independent of the pecuniary assistance which these societies bestow, they encourage in a variety of ways the good order of the community.
Secretary Hood was here two months ago, and he stirred the people up and took all that ought to be given to any of our Benevolent Societies.
Yet in this suggestion toward new societies in the soul, in this formal introduction to each other of kindred elements in the consciousness, there may be eminent service.
Within these ten years there were hospitals established and missionary societies organized by native Christians and by those who have returned to China from California.
It is the same in the angelic heavens and in their several societies.
In the course of time, knights that had gained riches and high titles formed societies under the control and direction of their monarchs in every part of Europe.
The rapid growth of these societies is bringing the omnipotence of credit to the aid of the workingmen in Germany.

The fishing associations referred to are half benefit societies and half trading communities.
In general, however, they are frequently the same in the infancy of nations, and in more polished societies.
Two or three of the village societies to which he had belonged or did yet belong crowded the railway platform.
And all these men were members of secret societies.
He had been connected for many years with one of our great Missionary Societies, and had taken as active a part as a country clergyman could in the management of its affairs.
On some societies, which had adopted the deposit system, a run was made, and several were unable to stand it.
Money was supplied through this medium, and through free contributions from the different states of the Union and churches and societies, etc.
The societies and churches reaped a goodly sum from them.
The revolution was not by any means the pretty social event that the ladies of the so-called patriotic societies suppose it to have been.
It is certainly a great Happiness to be educated in Societies of great and eminent Men.
In some other Societies, great advantage is found to arise from the discussion of the proper persons to be recommended to the Society for the Council of the next year.
To this may also be added, the rarity of any alterations made previously to the printing, a circumstance which ought to be imitated, as well as admired, by other societies.
Societies for play have laws for the conduct of the game.
And the women of the church have rightly honored her name in their societies.
The Government was anxious to encourage thrift, but the development of the Friendly Societies was impeded for a time by legislation aimed at political conspiracy.
JOURNALS OF THE STATISTICAL SOCIETIES OF LONDON AND PARIS.
In primitive societies, individual selfishness is a centrifugal force of such intensity that it is constantly bringing the social organisation to the verge of destruction.
So, when men enter into Christian societies, they must part with a little of their liberty for their moral good.
Now these are to be found principally in the low and middle classes, and these, in all societies, contain the greatest number of individuals.
She was not only Queen Mother of the Sisters of the Order of the Star, and an officer in various church societies, but she was also a cook in the house of Mrs.

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