Spain is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPAIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Scots) to wean, also SPANE, SPEAN
NOUN:
• a parliamentary monarchy in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula; a former colonial power
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of spane

Words related to SPAIN

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Words that contain SPAIN

spaing9 spains8 spained10 spaings10 mispaint12 spaining11 mispaints13 mispainted15 mispainting16

How to use SPAIN in a sentence

• The priests accounted for this triumph of heresy as a punishment on Spain for suffering the existence of the infidel Moors in some parts of the country.
• He has doubtless added indefinitely to the dominion of Spain.
• Our relations with Spain remain nearly in the state in which they were at the close of the last session.
• The war between Spain and the colonies in South America, which had commenced many years before, was then the only conflict that remained unsettled.
• Finally they reached such a condition of readiness and disposition that, as no army opposed them and Caesar delayed in Egypt and the capital, they despatched Pompey to Spain.
• You will find out what it contains when you are in Spain.
• The four great powers of middle and southern Europe were Austria, England, France, and Spain.
• Perhaps he would rejoin us later with some splendid thing to his credit, claim that Spain could not deny! Cuba coast rose high and near.
• The second war with England, and the war with Spain failed to produce them because they were too quickly ended, and without desperate need.
• He followed across Spain on the long road to France.
• The materials of a new balance of power exist in the language, and name, and territory of Spain, in those of France, and those of Italy, Germany, Russia, and the British Isles.
• Yet in 1050 the Arabs of Morocco and Spain stole the island from her, only Cagliari holding out under the nobles for the mother city.
• Spain has worsted me, but I bear her no ill will, though she has slain my son.
• His ministry perceived that should Spain be once united to the crown of France, their master would sit very insecure upon his throne.
• Ponsonby, for an inquiry into the conduct of the late campaign in Spain, was rejected by two hundred and twenty against one hundred and twenty-seven.
• These successes, however, were far from completing the recovery of Spain, and the situation of Lord Wellington in the Spanish capital was yet very critical.
• They submitted reluctantly to my orders to furnish me with auxiliaries for my army in Spain.
• To understand the intellect of pre-Roman Gaul, of Spain, of Portugal, and largely of Germany, and even of Italy, we must go to Ireland.
• Similar laws govern the succession in Portugal and Spain, although dispute on this point has more than once caused civil war in Spain.
• Government of Puerto Rico, instructions by the King of Spain.
• It may be asked how Cortes was able to send agents to Spain, Hispaniola, and Jamaica, without money.
• Our guest, Saddoc said, interrupting, has told us the story of his life, and he hopes to persuade us to leave this gorge and go with him to Italy and on to Spain.
• And so, on the 28th of August, 1595, twenty-five hundred men in twenty-seven vessels sailed out, bound for New Spain.
• France was financially exhausted, and Mazarin now desired a satisfactory peace with Spain.
• The Admiral returns to Spain from his second voyage.

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