Universally is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNIVERSALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a universal manner; without exception; as, God\'s laws are universally binding on his creatures.
ADVERB:
• UNIVERSAL, of the universe; comprehending, affecting, the whole world
• by everyone; in every case
• everywhere
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• including or covering all or a whole collectively or distributively without limit or exception; available equitably to all members of a society

Words related to UNIVERSALLY

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How to use UNIVERSALLY in a sentence

• The doctor remarked that the contrary was almost universally the case with those who doubted or denied the truth of Christianity, and proceeded to illustrate the statement.
• Holland, in which no particle of the supreme authority is derived from the people, has passed almost universally under the denomination of a republic.
• This I find universally neglected, and no care taken any where to improve Young Men in their own Language, that they may thoroughly understand and be Masters of it.
• The most universally esteemed singer of his age was Mat.
• And surely it is no moderate praise to say, that a work is universally pleasing to those for whose use it is principally intended, and to whom only it is absolutely indispensable.
• No man was more beloved in private life, nor was there any general in the British army so universally respected.
• This accident it was which saved their Russian neighbors universally from the desolation which else awaited them.
• It appealed to patriotic feelings, and to the hate universally felt towards the stranger.
• Mediation, in whatever form or under whatever name it is to be offered, is universally taken to imply some movement in behalf of the Confederates.
• He was universally regretted by Europeans and Natives alike.
• Foucart, I think, is only good as long as we are ignorant of the universally diffused forms of religious belief which correspond to the creeds of Eleusis or of Egypt.
• Hickson was universally congratulated on his lucky escape.
• In Germany, even by strangers, children are universally addressed in the second person singular, which carries with it a certain caressing sentiment.
• This is a dictum now almost universally recognized in the Deccan.
• The Prince of Wales led forth the fair daughter of the President, universally admired as the most beautiful woman upon the great ballroom floor.
• But the Gipsies were thought to be universally depraved, and no one thought it worth his while to investigate their innocence.
• But we need not do more than allude to works so universally known and valued as those of Miss Sewell, Mr.
• Murphy, whose ability as a constructing engineer was universally recognized, rendered valuable service to the United States during the Civil War.
• But, on the other hand, a belief is not necessarily untrue, because it is universally diffused.
• There is no Practical Principle universally received among mankind.
• From the highest to the lowest it is universally read, from the cabinet-council to the nursery.
• I stood watching on deck, and saw the sun rise in its full glory over the imperial city, so justly and universally admired.
• No man nowadays can carry on such extensive friendly correspondence as was universally carried on from fifty to a hundred years ago.
• She is a lady to whom, against the laws of the realm, the Prince of Wales is privately married, as is universally believed.
• This is a custom universally observed amongst the Khasis at births.
• If corruption and meanness are greatly spread, they are not spread universally.
• I represent this matter exactly in the light in which it has been universally received.
• By the papal party she was universally believed to be inspired.
• The importance of the home market is among the established maxims which are universally recognized by all writers and all men.

Similar words containing IVERSAL without suffix ly and without prefix un

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