Suffragists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUFFRAGISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUFFRAGIST, one who possesses or exercises the political right of suffrage
• a person advocating the extension of suffrage, especially to women.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who advocates extension of suffrage especially to women

Words related to SUFFRAGISTS

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How to use SUFFRAGISTS in a sentence

• The suffragists said, We wish to serve and we are ready for service.
• Meanwhile, the Suffragists have triumphantly surmounted their last obstacle in the House of Lords, and Votes for Women is now an accomplished fact.
• Inside the ranks of enrolled suffragists it has been an inspiration, showering upon their cause a new baptism of mingled tears and rejoicing.
• Support for the amendment, coming from many directions, led the suffragists to believe that their case was hopeful.
• Indeed the suffragists already had realized that a tedious contest lay before them.
• Militant suffragists held daily demonstrations in Washington.
• At a recent secret meeting of Suffragists a serious difference of opinion arose.
• In the beginning the number of suffragists was so small that there was little organization.
• This makes over 68,000 suffragists who, so far as we know, have never seen a copy of the organ of the movement, and have never been asked to subscribe.
• Think of it! Nearly 70,000 known suffragists who do not subscribe.
• But if the paper is to do its part in the general suffrage work, it must be through the body of organized suffragists, and not single-handed.
• Other suffragists adopt other methods of making the paper known to the public.
• Its stockholders are interested in furthering the cause of equal suffrage through a paper owned and managed by suffragists.
• Although many of the club women were strong suffragists, there were many others, notably women from the Southern States, who were violently opposed to suffrage.
• The local suffrage clubs had planned a banquet to the visiting suffragists and had calculated a maximum of one hundred and fifty applications for tickets.
• When, as in Chicago, they are associated with labor, they become convinced suffragists.
• Pankhurst, leader of the militant English Suffragists, aroused tremendous enthusiasm from one end of the country to the other.
• After the visits of the English women, American suffragists everywhere began to view their cause in the light of a political movement.
• Before three blocks were passed there were literally thousands of people marching in the wake of ingenious suffragists.
• It is not very probable that the Suffragists will win in any of these States, not because the voters are opposed to suffrage, but because they are, for the most part, uninformed.
• But the Comstocks were pursuing larger fish, and so left me to the righteous indignation of right-thinking reviewers, especially the suffragists.
• The reform-monging suffragists seem to be equally devoid of the more caressing gifts.
• It was only by resorting to some of those feminine tricks of persuasion which the suffragists assure us are quite immoral that she succeeded in carrying her point.
• On referring recently to this fact before an audience almost equally divided between suffragists and anti-suffragists, I found every woman present applauding the statement.
• Stanton as to the wisdom of concentrating the woman suffragists in support of the Republican candidates and platform.
• How grateful to Judge Selden must all the suffragists be! He has struck the strongest and most promising blow in their behalf that has yet been given.

Similar words containing SUFFRAGIST without suffix s

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