Summon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUMMON in dictionary:

VERB:
• to order to appear
• order (someone) to be present
• authoritatively call on (someone) to be present as a defendant or witness in a law court
• urgently demand (help)
• call people to attend (a meeting)
• make an effort to produce (a particular quality or reaction) from within oneself
• call an image to mind
• order (someone) to come
• To call, bid, or cite; to notify to come to appear; -- often with up.
• To give notice to, or command to appear, as in court; to cite by authority; as, to summon witnesses.
• To call upon to surrender, as a fort.
• call in an official matter, such as to attend court
• ask to come
• gather or bring together
• make ready for action or use

Words related to SUMMON

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Words that contain SUMMON

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How to use SUMMON in a sentence

• If Yussuf Dakmar needs aid in the night, let him summon us by scratching with his nails on the closet door.
• Work had lost its power, and he would sometimes let his head drop on the page he was writing, and weep for hours together, unable to summon courage to take up the pen again.
• Atkins felt so disposed he would summon a piou-piou to give him a French lesson or else request the various inmates of the ward to sing to him.
• The first person to summon to the wedding is my brother Dhuma Sikha, who has taken up his abode in a deserted temple a few miles from here.
• Indifferent, however, as Dunroe naturally was to high-minded feeling or principle, he could not summon courage to dwell upon this attachment of Lucy to another.
• Therefore, the surgeon in charge of the case sent off to the nearest town to summon other medical aid, and meanwhile kept up the strength of the patient by stimulants.
• The nobles, displeased at some act of the king, would themselves, through some one or more of their number, summon a diet and organize resistance.
• They told me that this man, who came every day to summon me to depart, reminded them of those times of terror, when the gendarmes came to summon their victims to the scaffold.
• So Governor Dinwiddie, of Virginia, determined to dispatch a commissioner to the officer-in-command of the French, to summon him to leave English territory.
• I summon you rather, I rejoined, not as Heracles summoning Iolaus, but as Iolaus might summon Heracles.
• But, watching, he saw her summon up her strength and shoot down the glimmering ice-way like a swallow let loose from his hand.
• Startled and greatly alarmed, Hugh looked around for some means whereby he might summon help, but could see none.
• Next morning an officer was despatched in a boat to summon Renault once more to surrender.
• This testimony was so insignificant that it was not thought necessary to summon her before the Criminal court.
• He reached that refuge and rubbed his icy legs with what vigor he could summon.
• They were a mixture of South Americans, mostly Ecuadoreans, and not until our friends stepped out of the cabin did they summon up enough courage to get very close to the machine.
• And Thou, O King of kings, didst summon him, as the dark faded into dawn! CHAPTER XXIX.
• One of the most peculiar and characteristic exhibitions of their power, was to summon a spirit to answer inquiries concerning the future and the absent.
• Solomon had ridden off, and was half-way to Turlock before Trevethick felt himself sufficiently collected to summon Hannah, and bid her send for her young mistress.
• To appreciate his noble and tragic distinction with the due pinch of Attic salt it is necessary to be possessed of more imagination than most persons are able to summon up.
• It is the badge of authority, and the noise of it is requisite to summon them to their labour.
• She was failing in the duty she owed her religion, if she could not summon resolution to sacrifice even affection at its shrine.
• Cecil tried to summon some of the ladies of her own inviting, announcing that Mrs.
• Believing her to be dead, they hastened to summon us late in the night.
• The person who had been despatched to Southampton to summon Mr.
• Before he could summon his faculties, and propose to himself what should be done, a complete scheme of action presented itself to him.

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