Tutelage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUTELAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of tutoring, also TUTORAGE
• protection of or authority over someone or something; guardianship
• instruction; tuition
• instruction or guidance, esp by a tutor
• The act of guarding or protecting; guardianship; protection; as, the king\'s right of seigniory and tutelage.
• The state of being under a guardian; care or protection enjoyed.
• teaching pupils individually (usually by a tutor hired privately)
• attention and management implying responsibility for safety

Words related to TUTELAGE

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Words that contain TUTELAGE

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How to use TUTELAGE in a sentence

• Also the newspaper was the pride of the three girl journalists, who under the tutelage of Miss Briggs were learning to understand the complicated system of a daily journal.
• Under the new dynasty Servia escaped from Austrian tutelage, and became an independent focus of Slav life in close touch with Russia.
• Ability will come with use and not by waiting to be trained by those whose natural interest is to prolong the period of tutelage as much as possible.
• The ordinary Briton thinks that if every other Briton is not kept under some form of tutelage, the more childish the better, he will abuse his freedom viciously.
• She endangered her neighbours because there was no guarantee that she might not fall under the tutelage of one of them and become a weapon against the others.
• When Helgi had slain Hodbrodd, his son Hother passed the length of his boyhood under the tutelage of King Gewar.
• Frank, however, was not the man to remain in a state of tutelage, working for another.
• The war against Turkey was in effect a rebellion against the political tutelage of the powers.
• You have made Will quite stupid under your eternal tutelage.
• Under her tutelage, her boy, equally impotent in body and in mind, became as pitiable a creature as ever disgraced a throne.
• The tutelage of Asshur over Assyria is strongly marked by the identity of his name with that of the country, which in the original is complete.
• Under his tutelage, they learned to convert the work of their hands into something more nearly approaching the comforts of existence than anything they had ever known.
• Events soon to be narrated made my sojourn in tutelage of Mr.
• The king, then nearly twenty years old, declared that he would govern the country himself, and renounced the tutelage of the Bishop of Winchester.
• In no hurry to get back to the tutelage of the fifteen, he prolonged his stay on the continent till the end of April, 1260.
• Remembering that Nebraska had been admitted with only 67,000 inhabitants, the Dakotans could not see why they should be kept under federal tutelage.
• Brought up under the stern tutelage of Isaac and Eliza Travers, Frederick looked upon liquor in the house as an abomination.
• If it were there might be sound reasons for recounting the details of his tutelage under Fred Henderson.
• Under the more or less profane tutelage of his companions, he learned to throw a rope after a fashion, taking the laughing sallies of his comrades good-naturedly.
• The Colonial empire was still in its infancy, and its Church in tutelage.
• The Indians remember quite well when they were under our tutelage and teaching, and desire to return to it.
• The lad had owned it two years, and, under the tutelage of his father, who was wounded and living upon a pension, he became very skillful for one of his age.
• From the time the gospel was acknowledged by a nation as the true religion, each generation grew up by habitual tutelage to an implicit belief in the future life.
• He disposed of the powers of Christianity, guaranteed its purity, and therefore in every respect held the Christian laity in tutelage.
• But, even so, I doubt whether they have been achieving much in the way of tutelage.
• They were all soon there and under the skillful tutelage of Mr.
• Earlier he had not lacked books or tutelage, but no one ever had been able to teach him what they were for.
• Until his eighteenth year Akbar remained under the tutelage of Bairam, an able general, but unscrupulous and cruel.
• Within the last few months he had grown out of my tutelage, and his native strength of character had taught me to respect him and in a certain way to fear him.
• She had early in life been left a widow, with the sole tutelage and management of an only son, whose large estate she regulated with the most admirable prudence and judgment.
• The Vermont views and prejudices which he inherited from his father were not weakened, we may be sure, under the tutelage of the women folks at Amherst, or of Dr.
• There is no dearth of priests, for every family in the village with male children is required to send at least one boy to live a part of his life under the tutelage of the Church.
• These high-water marks of aesthetic life may easily be reached under tutelage.
• Woman had become almost entirely independent of man in social and economic matters, though the law still kept its fictions of tutelage.
• The tutelage of the Federal government was thus to be reduced to lowest terms.
• His commerce and industry had been so long in tutelage that both required long exercise before they could know their own capacities.

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