Subscriptions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSCRIPTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUBSCRIPTION, an autograph signature
• an arrangement by which access is granted to an online service.
• an advance payment made to receive or participate in something
• the contribution of money to a fund, project, or cause
• a system in which the production of a book is wholly or partly financed by advance orders.
• a signed declaration or agreement.
• an arrangement to receive something, typically a publication, regularly by paying in advance
• a signature or short piece of writing at the end of a document

Words related to SUBSCRIPTIONS

subscription18

Words that contain SUBSCRIPTIONS

oversubscriptions26

How to use SUBSCRIPTIONS in a sentence

• Subscriptions to the loan began to slacken, alarmingly.
• This was accomplished by subscriptions amongst themselves, the more opulent undertaking for the maintenance of the needy.
• Immediately after his arrival in London, he returned all the private subscriptions that had been advanced for the support of his undertaking.
• He maintained her just as our Royal Family pay subscriptions to charities, or lay the foundation-stone of a church.
• Arrangements are making for collecting subscriptions for that purpose, to be limited to five shillings each, that more may have the pleasure of assisting in the good work.
• Government officials assure us of their warmest sympathy, and in not a few cases aid us with their influence and subscriptions.
• A Public Concert, supported by subscriptions, which amount to L700 per annum, and of which Mr.
• We would rather get a thousand five-dollar subscriptions than five of a thousand dollars each.
• Most of the books have also brief titles and subscriptions.
• It should find a welcome in every home for the young folks, for the reading is wholesome, and such literature should be encouraged by prompt subscriptions.
• Subscriptions may commence with any month, but, unless the time is specified, will date from the beginning of the current volume.
• It was evaded by the formation of an Ambulance Corps, and for this generous subscriptions flowed in, along with numerous applications from volunteers.
• Thanks to munificent private subscriptions secured in great part by the Wagner societies in various parts of the world, the long planned theatre was finally begun.
• Our bank was filled with subscriptions the moment it was opened.
• The loan of one hundred and twenty millions, of the present year, is filled up by such subscriptions as may be relied on.
• It has cost two hundred thousand dollars, and no additional sums outside of the subscriptions are asked for.
• The suggestions were burnt, the subscriptions acknowledged in the papers and used for hunting up the missing girl.
• My wife and the former Archdeacon of Ardfert appealed for subscriptions and obtained L120, which enabled the unfortunate survivors to return to Scotland.
• Hastings was telling me you laughed over those subscriptions of mine.
• Brunel was accepted at an estimated cost of fifty-seven thousand pounds, and subscriptions were vigorously solicited.
• The subscriptions to it had been large, for everybody felt how much the country owed to his unwearied efforts in the cause of his fellow-men, carried out entirely at his own cost.
• Her supposed victim, Hathaway, became an object of prayer in the churches, and subscriptions were raised to defray his charges at the assizes.
• The subscriptions pledged by the people of that city, on condition of securing the college, were regarded by Dr.
• Replies soon came to him, with liberal subscriptions from all parts of Europe.
• Headley, he told the story of the experiences his agents had undergone in securing subscriptions.
• My Catholic patrons gradually withdrew their advertisements and subscriptions.
• Although new subscriptions poured in, the drain grew more distressing.
• SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BE EITHER NEW OR RENEWAL EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE STATED.
• The treasurer reported at this meeting, that the subscriptions already received, amounted to one hundred and thirty-six pounds.
• They had better, said he, furnish the man with good implements for his trade, than raise subscriptions for his poems.
• Enough money was taken in by collections and subscriptions at the morning and evening services to pay the floating debt of the church.
• Foreign Subscriptions Our agent for British subscriptions is B.

Similar words containing SCRIPTION without suffix s and without prefix sub

ascription14 adscription16 ascriptions15 description16 inscription15 rescription15 adscriptions17 conscription18 descriptions17 inscriptions16 prescription18 proscription18 rescriptions16 subscription18 conscriptions19 inscriptional17 prescriptions19 proscriptions19 redescription18 transcription17 conscriptional20 misdescription21 redescriptions19 superscription20 transcriptions18 circumscription25 conscriptionist21 misdescriptions22 nonprescription21 superscriptions21 transcriptional19 transcriptionis19 oversubscription25 mistranscription22 circumscriptions26 transcriptionist20 overprescription25 transcriptionists21 mistranscriptions23 transcriptionally24 oversubscriptions26 overprescriptions26 posttranscriptional25

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