Testimonials is valid Scrabble Word

Is testimonials a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is testimonials valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

12 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for TESTIMONIALS in dictionary:

NOUN:

TESTIMONIAL, a written attestation
a public tribute to someone and to their achievements.
(in sport) a game or event held in honour of a player, who typically receives part of the income generated
a formal statement testifying to someone's character and qualifications.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or constituting testimony

Words related to TESTIMONIALS

How to use TESTIMONIALS in a sentence

HOW WE COME TO GIVE OURSELVES FALSE TESTIMONIALS, AND BELIEVE IN THEM XIV.
HOW WE COME TO GIVE OURSELVES FALSE TESTIMONIALS, AND BELIEVE IN THEM.
It was a miracle, and was performed, no doubt, that good might come to the race in the shape of the testimonials given them as appears heretofore in this book.
Shall we quote? It is nearly always done at this stage of the biography, so now for the testimonials to prove that our hero was without a flaw.
Without further preface the following testimonials are submitted to the reader.
I signed the testimonials of character required by the American Board before they commissioned him.
Neither was he contented with exercising his rage at Jerusalem, but went to the chief priests and obtained testimonials of authority to carry on the same work at Damascus.
With respect to testimonials from priests to landlords in behalf of their tenants, upon my honor I am sick of them.
They were given medals and public testimonials even as in our own day.
Indeed what he most dreaded were the occasional testimonials of sympathy which reached him.

Allow me to add a word upon the all-important matter of testimonials.
I have finished my school education, and can show you the most honorable testimonials from my masters.
I can find nothing in those books usually recurred to as testimonials of the laws and usages of nature and nations, which convicts the opinions I have above expressed of error.
These valuable testimonials Chubb, who was outwardly as cool as ice, readily produced when the officer demanded to see our papers.
Work and testimonials alike were to the satisfaction of the editor, and my request for an editorial comment was granted.
I received the news namely, that the whole of my testimonials, and particularly those that I had received in Jena, which were amongst them, had been lost.
You all know how hard it is to get any medical testimonials here.
He had his testimonials to character with him, and he asked for employment here.
All certificates and testimonials must be deposited with the Secretary of the Company, who will restore them to the owner on his leaving their service.
I bore in mind, as I approached him, the testimonials that had been lavished on him by all my friends.
He was given many brilliant testimonials from the musical association and citizens of Albany.
Perhaps I may be pardoned, therefore, for quoting two testimonials to the value of my personal contribution to this debate.
It has been said, I do not know how truly, that the number of these testimonials exceeded that received by any other scientific man in America.
By travellers, I gather from innumerable testimonials which he showed me, he was either much beloved or the reverse, though none could say he did not know his business.
This rush of fictitious friendship, these empty testimonials of favor, are horrible to those who feel themselves drawn down into the vortex of misfortune.
Testimonials to a patent fertilizer are about as reliable as testimonials to a patent-medicine.
On the 12th of March he and his fellow-prisoners received a magnificent reception and were presented with valuable testimonials at the Hall of Science.
The testimonials he sent in were few, but all spoke strongly of his qualifications.
The impression produced upon the trustees by this letter and by the other testimonials was such that Arnold was immediately appointed.
At Oxford, one who merely passes his examination, and obtains testimonials for a degree, but is not able to obtain any honors or distinctions.
In the English universities, a refusal of testimonials for a degree.
The acknowledgment, accompanied by such flattering testimonials of respect, was deemed satisfactory.
As a teacher in the schools of New York for fifteen years, she bears from superintendents the highest testimonials to her faithfulness and ability.
At Bolton an admirable address from the ladies was presented to him, and at other places he has received most honourable testimonials.
The discovery of that photograph has done more to convince me of the innocence of Miss Merlin than any amount of testimonials to her good character could ever have done.

Similar words containing TESTIMONIAL without suffix s

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