Thinkers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THINKERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• THINKER, one that thinks
• a person who thinks deeply and seriously
• a person with highly developed intellectual powers, especially one whose profession involves intellectual activity

Words related to THINKERS

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How to use THINKERS in a sentence

• Fortunately for them and their successors, there was living at that time one of the most remarkable and original thinkers whom our race has produced.
• He was profoundly influenced by English thinkers, especially Locke and Bolingbroke.
• The Scholastic philosophy sent forth such daring thinkers as Erigena and Abelard.
• Those discoveries were to be reserved for the thinkers of our age.
• None can understand it but thinkers, and deep thinkers, and thinkers in the right direction.
• It is a time just suited for original thinkers, a remarkable number of whom in fact make their appearance, side by side or in close succession.
• Her chief friends belonged to that group of earnest thinkers who felt the influences of the Reformation without ceasing to be loyal children of the Church.
• His place among the thinkers of the world is high and indisputable.
• There were among them writers and thinkers, noble souls which, under the stress of oppression and sympathy, had gone astray.
• The programme, very indistinctly formulated by the most advanced thinkers of the age, and only gradually developed by practice into actuality, was a vast one.
• Speculative thinkers of so decidedly irreligious a temper are not numerous.
• Nor was it only in producing thinkers and readers from a people who could not spell a word half a century before, that the monastic system did good to England.
• Freed from the strife of primeval and medieval life, more and more observers and thinkers have enlarged the boundaries and developed the territory of the known.
• Take away this truth, and one great motive of patriots, martyrs, thinkers, saints, is gone.
• A third powerful influence in the development of Christian social teaching must be added to the others in order the better to grasp the mental attitude of the mediaeval thinkers.
• The growth of royal power consequently acted most curiously on contemporary thinkers.
• It is true that he has written on revolutionists like Robespierre, and destructive thinkers like Rousseau and Voltaire.
• In the earlier part of the modern period, little of any kind was done in ethics by the great continental thinkers.
• We men were clumsy thinkers, and one thing at a time was all we could handle without fumbling it.
• So, too, all thinkers, using the actual world in their processes, are at a disadvantage.
• One of the broadest thinkers and most lucid writers of his time, he seems like a forerunner of the liberal Unitarian divines of the nineteenth century.
• In the course of the discussion it has often been said by gentlemen standing in this place that Europe holds us for a people of thinkers.
• In a general way, the ancients were great as thinkers and weak as scientists.
• This natural assumption of a stranger finds, however, lodging in the minds of few present-day thinkers.

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