Valuables is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VALUABLES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VALUABLE, a possession of value
• a thing that is of great worth, especially a small item of personal property
ADJECTIVE:
• worth a great deal of money
• extremely useful or important

Words related to VALUABLES

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How to use VALUABLES in a sentence

• This image or idol is considered as the god of earthly things, to whom they recommend the protection of their wives and children, their cattle, corn, and other valuables.
• A favourite hiding-place for valuables was behind the staircase, the treasure being concealed in a sort of vault built around with bricks and cement.
• Nearly in the center is a raised dais, eight or ten feet square, under which are stowed all his valuables, packed in chests and Chinese trunks.
• Right after this the McGees commenced planning to put away their valuables, to keep them from the Union soldiers.
• After some hurried consultation, the family packed up all their jewels and valuables and sought shelter in flight.
• Here in fact it may be said are preserved the riches and plunder of the whole world, which was stripped of all its valuables by those illustrious brigands the ancient Romans.
• He followed their advice, returned quickly to Tebris, gathered his valuables together, and fled with a part of his family to the neighbouring Russian dominions.
• I always carried to sea with me a handsome chest, that I had bought in one of my earlier voyages, and which usually contained my money, clothes and other valuables.
• Undoubtedly they were robbers, who were common in all great towns in those days, and this must be a chamber in which Master Hardy kept many valuables.
• The saddle is also placed in the grave, together with many of the personal valuables of the departed.
• My pockets contained some money and valuables, the possession of which seemed to astonish him.
• In ten minutes Adele had dressed, and with her valuables in a little bundle, had slipped out from her cabin.
• She took in her hand a small bag containing her money, jewels, and other small valuables, when she seated herself in her carriage and gave the order to her coachman.
• All the valuables had been buried in a pit in the house, some ten feet deep, and the females had no time to take them up.
• In the rebellion of the year 1745, people fled with their valuables from the open country to Patterdale, as a place of refuge secure from the incursions of strangers.
• Wonderful men those early missionaries, who brought such valuables into this wilderness, over hundreds and thousands of miles, on the backs of mules or Indians.
• Let the men go for the valuables, when possible, and the women all stay here.
• Frequently, by making a plain statement of their cases, they recover their money or valuables, through the assistance of the Detectives.
• He had no doubt that there were many valuables in the house, for the woman was reputed rich, secretive, and probably kept her personal property about her.
• It is evident some one has discovered that you have valuables in your house.
• He bequeathed to her, for her life, his villa of Strawberry Hill, with all its valuables, and L2,000 a year for its maintenance.
• Jimmie marvelled that he could leave his money and his valuables around, and his room door unlocked, until they told him that the street door was never locked either.
• Or, let us suppose that a robber has entered your house during the night, and carried away your valuables.
• The Spaniards were getting shy of keeping too many valuables where they could be taken.
• With these valuables two men were sent out to trade with the Indians, on the second day of June, and they returned with three bushels of eatable roots and some cowas bread.
• Short of the melting of the key of his valuables everything possible happened in this extraordinary chamber.
• We shall be required to watch the premises of the citizens, and to convey all valuables to places of safety.
• There they lay in blankets, their choicest valuables by their sides, and the soldiers kept watch and order.
• Cousin Thomas was subject to attacks of heart failure, and was found one evening unconscious in his arm-chair before the open door of the safe, where he kept his valuables.

Similar words containing VALUABLE without suffix s

valuable13 evaluable14 invaluable15 unvaluable15 valuableness17 invaluableness19 valuablenesses19 invaluablenesse20 invaluablenesses21

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