Surveys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURVEYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SURVEY, to examine in detail
• look closely at or examine (someone or something)
• examine and record the area and features of (an area of land) so as to construct a map, plan, or description
• examine and report on the condition of (a building), especially for a prospective buyer
• investigate the opinions or experience of (a group of people) by asking them questions
• investigate (behaviour or opinions) by questioning a group of people
NOUN:
• a general view, examination, or description of someone or something
• an investigation of the opinions or experience of a group of people, based on a series of questions
• an act of surveying a building
• a written report detailing the findings of a building survey
• an act of surveying an area of land
• a map, plan, or detailed description obtained by surveying an area.
• a department carrying out the surveying of land
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to determine the boundaries, area, or elevations of by measuring angles and distances

Words related to SURVEYS

survey12 surveyed15 surveying16

Words that contain SURVEYS

resurveys15 presurveys18

How to use SURVEYS in a sentence

• How calmly he surveys from his elevated position the situation of the hosts and the signs of the times.
• Here it is taught that true morality is not founded on religion, and the author surveys the history of Christianity to show the evils which it had produced.
• The wonderful story of the early surveys and the building of the Union Pacific.
• In this peculiarity there was nothing novel, the surveys of all new regions being liable to similar trifling mistakes.
• He thinks the land taken by the late surveys of Mr.
• Can perfect squares of the same size be laid out with the range and township lines of the public surveys? Are all the sections of a township of the same size? Explain.
• Careful surveys of this kind are aiding greatly in reducing the number of forest fires.
• For a detailed study of the surveys, and of the many antiquities capable of removal, those interested must visit the Reading Museum.
• The English surveys, which have been unfortunately lost, are said not to have placed the detached mounds in any such decided lines as M.
• At last he wheels about, and with a rapid glance full of contempt surveys the village produce.
• Now round him young Carloman, casting his eyes, Surveys the sad scene with dismay and surprise, And fear steals the rose from his cheeks.
• As one surveys the race the imperative inquiry concerns deliverance.
• Its maker had given six years to the necessary surveys and drawings.
• The engineers, having made their surveys, had departed, leaving him in charge.
• Far away in the centre grim Pluto sits on his ebony throne and surveys the sad subjects of his dreadful domain.
• To make such surveys was a task requiring both skill and courage.
• We thus had the curious spectacle of the government supporting two independent surveys of the same region.
• Unable to decide between them, Congress for some years pursued the policy of supporting both surveys.
• The very next to pass is one of the pioneers, who, although worth a million or more, puts on no style, and surveys the mongrel in front with a twinkle in his eye.
• The Lawrenceburg people will doubtless claim that mistakes were made in their surveys, as perhaps there were.
• According to the American surveys the country is arranged in squares, as shown on all the maps.
• Engineers in those days were chiefly concerned with the making of surveys and the construction of roads and bridges.
• Numerous recent agricultural surveys point to the conclusion that for general farming this unit is a comparatively large area of about 300 acres.
• He surveys, in passing, the works and beauties of nature and art, meadows covered with flocks, valleys waving with corn, verdant woods, blooming gardens, and stately buildings.
• Among their surveys the past year, one by Helen Marot has resulted in this timely and significant book.
• Many projects have been formed and surveys have been made of all possible available routes.
• A tin case containing the detail of the surveys of the division of Professor Renwick.
• Small appropriations were first made in 1820 and 1821 for surveys.
• It commenced with an admirable scheme of public surveys, by which the humblest citizen could identify the tract upon which he wished to establish his home.
• Many facts are brought forward in support of this criticism from schools, from newspapers, from general surveys of our national life at present.

Similar words containing SURVEY without suffix s

survey12 resurvey14 surveyal14 surveyed15 surveyor14 presurvey17 resurveys15 surveyals15 surveying16 surveyors15 presurveys18 resurveyed17 surveyable18 surveyance18 surveyings17 unsurveyed17 presurveyed20 resurveying18 surveyances19 presurveying21 surveyorship23 surveyorships24

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