Stages is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STAGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• STAGE, to produce for public viewing
• present a performance of (a play or other show)
• organize and participate in (a public event)
• cause (something dramatic or unexpected) to happen
• diagnose or classify (a disease or patient) as having reached a particular stage in the expected progression of the disease
NOUN:
• a point, period, or step in a process or development
• a section of a journey or race
• each of two or more sections of a rocket or spacecraft that have their own engines and are jettisoned in turn when their propellant is exhausted.
• a specified part of a circuit, typically one consisting of a single amplifying transistor or valve with the associated equipment
• a raised floor or platform, typically in a theatre, on which actors, entertainers, or speakers perform
• the acting or theatrical profession
• a scene of action or forum of debate, especially in a particular political context
• a floor or level of a building or structure
• (on a microscope) a raised and usually movable plate on which a slide or object is placed for examination.
• (in chronostratigraphy) a range of strata corresponding to an age in time, forming a subdivision of a series
• (in palaeoclimatology) a period of time marked by a characteristic climate
• a stagecoach.

Words related to STAGES

stage6 staged8 staging9

Words that contain STAGES

hostages12 lastages9 postages11 restages9 upstages11 wastages12 offstages16 substages12 backstages19 downstages15 forestages14 mainstages13 soundstages13 stagestruck18 interstages12 multistages14

How to use STAGES in a sentence

• It is an important fact, that this planet on which we live, this little industrious earth of ours, has developed her wealth by slow stages of increase.
• And this wilderness can be safely traversed only by having relays of fountains, or stages for refreshment.
• In the earlier stages of marriage, girls are usually bought of their parents, who profit by the sale or barter.
• In their earlier stages the problem and its solution, in America, were one.
• Every one of these stages can be seen today in all the industrial centers and in many rural ones, with one people or another.
• Thus for several days they continued their journey, travelling by easy stages.
• The history of painting, after its early stages, is a history of loss here balancing gain there, of a new means of expression acquired at the cost of an old one.
• The next day it was moved by train to the neighbourhood of Bailleul, and from there by stages to the village of Erquinghem, south of Armentieres.
• Two stages can be distinguished in the relations between these cults and Hinduism.
• In earlier stages of the bombardment people showed little alarm after they had got over the first shock of hearing a shell burst.
• There are two stages in the Presidential election at which a fight can under certain circumstances be made.
• Of those with stages, on which they fight, or what they call their war-canoes, there were about sixty, with near as many more of a smaller size.
• This is usually done in two stages, the halting place being the military station of Myothit, which is fourteen miles from Nampoung.
• Such indeed is the state of every deep philosophy in its first stages, and therefore of theological knowledge.
• Step by step she now followed clearly the stages of this infamous conspiracy against her peace and honour.
• Differences of approach are determined chiefly by the differing needs and differing stages of inquiry that the friends encounter.
• But it was one of those old-fashioned horse-drawn stages which are still seen in mountain districts.
• I am not going to trace the stages of that improvement.
• One principal route for stages and teams to New Hampshire, Vermont and Canada passed through Concord.
• THE FIRST STAGES For a month Bud worked and forced himself to cheerfulness, and tried to forget.
• Three stages farther was Jaye, whence the gold came.
• These three stages mark his relationship to his own Master only, not to the Brotherhood as a whole.
• We, who find ourselves in the higher races of humanity now, were several stages behind Them, but the opportunity lies before us of following in Their steps if we will.
• It was three stages from Lung-ling and, toward evening of the second day, we again descended to the Salween River.
• This we call the first two stages of study, or the physical and mental.
• In the early stages of social development transportation was difficult, dangerous and expensive.
• Maynard had decided to go by very short stages, and stop several times on the way.

Similar words containing STAGE without suffix s

stage6 staged8 stager7 stagey10 hostage11 lastage8 onstage8 postage10 restage8 stagers8 stagery11 upstage10 wastage11 hostages12 lastages9 offstage15 postages11 restaged10 restages9 stageful12 stagette9 substage11 upstaged12 upstager11 upstages11 wastages12 unstaged10 backstage18 downstage14 forestage13 offstages16 stageable12 stagefuls13 stagehand14 stagelike14 stageries10 stagettes10 substages12 upstagers12 mainstage12 stagehead14 backstages19 downstages15 forestages14 interstage11 multistage13 soundstage12 stagecoach18 stagecraft16 stagehands15 mainstages13 stageheads15 soundstages13 stagecrafts17 stagestruck18 interstages12 multistages14 stagecoaches20 stagecoaching22 stagecoachman23 stagecoachmen23 stagecoachings23

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