Ultra is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ULTRA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an advocate of extreme measures, also ULTRAIST
• an extremist
• person who has extreme or immoderate beliefs or opinions
• One who advocates extreme measures; an ultraist; an extremist; a radical.
ADJECTIVE:
• Going beyond others, or beyond due limit; extreme; fanatical; uncompromising; as, an ultra reformer; ultra measures.
• (used of opinions and actions) far beyond the norm
• extreme or immoderate, esp in beliefs or opinions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an ultraist

Words related to ULTRA

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Words that contain ULTRA

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How to use ULTRA in a sentence

• They did not for years elect anybody, but they defeated many an ultra pro-slavery man, and their influence began to be felt.
• I confess I was sometimes tempted to suspect that this ultra refinement was not very deep seated.
• Ultra fashionable ladies will wear shoes and stockings this season, not only in the street, but in the house, and Mr.
• He is an amiable man, but a most incorrigible Ultra.
• Whatever the review does on this head, however, and admitting that it pushes some positions to an ultra point, it will blow the impostor Hunter sky high.
• Pearson, whose Democracy is at once the most ultra and the most cultured, the most philosophical and the most dogmatic.
• But what had appeared from the front to be an ultra military figure on closer inspection turned out to be a procession.
• Voluntarily to throw away a chance of making money! that is the ne plus ultra of martyrdom.
• He was from Vermont, and was an ultra Abolitionist.
• Ne Plus Ultra Almond trees The trees were shipped in March of the same year and healed in until May.
• Three-quarters of a mile to the south, fast and ultra high traffic sped at its normal pace in the blue and yellow lanes.
• Ultra notions are avoided, and the subjects treated are handled with candor.
• The ultra Republican journals, on the other hand, support the policy of the Government.
• I am not sorry to learn that the sale of the ultra papers is not large.
• If ever they venture upon any act of rigour, they are called upon by the Ultra press to justify it, and they generally do so in a lengthy letter.
• I am inclined to think that, as is usually the case, the Moderates will yield on this point to their Ultra colleagues.
• The Ultra journals recommend that the Government should be handed over to a commune.
• At the Ultra gatherings, a man who says that he is a republican is regarded as the possessor of every virtue.
• Poor Dale could not comprehend in his new birth and life, that such women as Ruth Dale are Accomplished Achievements of heredity and ultra refinement.
• There are Catholic priests who are affability itself, while there are orthodox Protestants possessed of ultra views.
• The ultra conservatives were frightened, but the new instrument did not prove so harmful as was feared.
• Ziegleri dissertationes de laesione ultra dimidium, de juribus clavium.
• Barnwell Smith made a figure in Congress by his ultra nullification speeches, and was then considered the greatest fire-eater of them all.
• The Atlantic indeed, which had varied in colour from dirty green near the English Channel to ultra marine at Teneriffe, was now of a fine amber tint.
• But Jill had seen, and her ultra fastidiousness had dyed face and neck crimson, and caused her to try and spare her companions similar uncomfortable moments.
• Here were the sternest of morals driven forward with the most ultra bravery.

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