Speeches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPEECHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPEECH, to harangue
NOUN:
• the expression of or the ability to express thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds
• a formal address or discourse delivered to an audience
• a sequence of lines written for one character in a play
• a person's style of speaking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the faculty or act of speaking

Words related to SPEECHES

speech13

Words that contain SPEECHES

nonspeeches18

How to use SPEECHES in a sentence

• The Press gave prominence to his speeches, and to his house in Park Street came Cabinet Ministers and most of the well-known men of his party.
• Cobb arose mid great cheering and criticised his speech, making some quotations from his former speeches of a very liberal nature.
• In the Commons the speeches were all touched with genuine emotion and the sense of personal loss.
• Including his Speeches, Letters, Addresses, Proclamations, and Messages.
• His mode of addressing the bench differed, of course, from his jury speeches.
• A certain very successful speaker developed voice carrying power by running across country, practising his speeches as he went.
• Daniel Webster never let an opportunity pass to gather material for his speeches.
• So among other things did they to their figuratiue speeches deuise cortainen ames.
• Battersea has been won and held by the speeches of its member.
• The queen, some days after the motion was made, sent orders, by the mouth of the speaker, commanding the house to spend little time in motions, and to avoid long speeches.
• He gave to the public three or four essays or speeches printed in newspapers, and some of them in pamphlet form.
• On the twentieth, the twenty-fourth, and the twenty-fifth days of May, 1859, Kossuth delivered speeches in London, Manchester, and Bradford, England.
• Hence it came to pass that his speeches in England in May, 1859, were on a higher plane than the speeches that he delivered in the years 1851 and 1852.
• The latter had been so obliging, he observed, as to make him a number of flattering speeches, which he, however, did not repay in kind.
• This little incident disturbed me more than the harvest of compliments, gazing and pretty speeches on my most successful evening.
• Angelina writes Jane Smith a graphic account of the speakers and speeches at this meeting, but especially mentions Henry B.
• Through his speeches he seemed to be almost bodily present wherever the family, gathered in the evening around the blazing hearth, discussed the questions of the day.
• Among the reporters of his speeches, he had a particular esteem for Henry J.
• Logan, using all his eloquence, travelled from village to village visiting the different tribes and making speeches.
• Dionysius, according to his custom, takes advantage of the occasion to write several long speeches here, and one of them is valuable to us.
• The Indictment Opening Speeches for the Prosecution.
• He was not one of those men who are so thick-skinned that hard speeches are not felt by them.
• After an hour or so of this and several speeches, cake was passed around, and it was over.
• He made speeches for more than a month of successive days.

Similar words containing SPEECHE without suffix s

speeched16 nonspeeches18

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