Vandals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VANDALS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VANDAL, one who destroys or defaces property
• a person who deliberately destroys or damages property belonging to others
• a member of a Germanic people that ravaged Gaul, Spain, Rome (455), and North Africa in the 4th–5th centuries.
• a member of a Germanic people that ravaged Gaul, Spain, Rome (455), and North Africa in the 4th–5th centuries.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who willfully destroys or defaces property

Words related to VANDALS

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How to use VANDALS in a sentence

• The Vandals swept away the Romans in the fifth century.
• Some of these tribes were the Vandals, Burgundians, Goths, Franks, and Lombards.
• Eudoxia sent a message to invite the dreadful Genseric, king of the Vandals, to come and deliver her from a rebel who had slain the lawful Emperor.
• But the case was not the same here as when the Goths and Vandals, from violence and revenge, attacked Rome merely to plunder and destroy.
• He was descended from the perfidious race of the Vandals, and unfortunately possessed, in an eminent degree, the cunning, treachery, and cruelty that characterised his nation.
• This great leader not only destroyed the power of these pirates, but erased the very name of Vandals from the list of nations.
• IV So the Vandals, having wrested Libya from the Romans in this way, made it their own.
• And he drove out the Vandals and gained possession of it with no great difficulty.
• It was during the reign of Trasamundus that it came about that the Vandals suffered a disaster at the hands of the Moors such as had never befallen them before that time.
• For they put Amalafrida in prison and destroyed all the Goths, charging them with revolutionary designs against the Vandals and Ilderic.
• This force Pudentius joined with his own troops and, the Vandals being absent, he gained possession of the land and made it subject to the emperor.
• For you have doubtless reconciled the Libyans to the Vandals, bringing their hostility round upon your own selves.
• In that place was a palace of the ruler of the Vandals and a park the most beautiful of all we know.
• And seeing the Vandals under Ammatas fleeing, and thinking their pursuers were a great multitude, they turned and joined in the flight.
• So when the two armies had come not far from each other, this man rode out and stopped alone close to the army of the Vandals.
• Now the Vandals were in flight, not to Carthage nor to Byzacium, whence they had come, but to the plain of Boulla and the road leading into Numidia.
• Afterwards Belisarius gave pledges to those Vandals who had fled into the sanctuaries, and began to take thought for the fortifications.
• Gizeric, accordingly, and all the other Vandals thought that they spoke fairly and justly, and they were in the act of granting everything which the envoys desired of them.
• Now at that time both he himself and the man who had given the advice were judged worthy of ridicule by all the Vandals, as foreseeing the impossible.
• Indeed, when the Vandals were conquered at that time by Belisarius, no thought occurred to them to go from there to their ancestral homes.
• And though they had already received them from the Vandals, they did not consider that the Vandals held the office securely.
• But Gelimer sent one of the Vandals to Sardinia with a letter to his brother Tzazon.
• Belisarius, then, has come against us with a small army, but valour straightway departed and fled from the Vandals, taking good fortune with her.
• They also sent to the leaders of the Huns, and promising that they would have many good things from the Vandals, entreated them to become their friends and allies.
• And the command had been previously given to all the Vandals to use neither spear nor any other weapon in this engagement except their swords.
• And the Romans in flight came into their own camp, while the Vandals in pursuit came as far as the stream, but did not cross it.
• And there perished in this battle, of the Romans less than fifty, but of the Vandals about eight hundred.
• But Belisarius, when the infantry came up in the late afternoon, moved as quickly as he could with the whole army and went against the camp of the Vandals.
• And he joined the Roman expedition against Gelimer and the Vandals, and proved himself a brave man in this war and most of all at Tricamarum.
• For of all the nations which we know that of the Vandals is the most luxurious, and that of the Moors the most hardy.
• XXIII But Antalas and the army of the Moors were gathering again in Byzacium and Stotzas was with them, having some few soldiers and Vandals.
• It seems that at the beginning of the sixth century these sacred ashes had been brought from Africa to Cagliari to save them from the Vandals.
• The Vandals now besieged and plundered Rome, and sold many thousands of the citizens as slaves.
• Count Ricimer then declared Severus emperor, but was forced to apply for aid against the Vandals to the court of Constantinople, where Leo was now emperor.
• Under the blight of this bustling, fussy, money-getting race of social Vandals, simplicity of manners had died out, or was dying out.
• The Goths and Vandals, flying before the Huns, had oppressed the western World.
• The Goths and Vandals of Rome, and the Tartars under Genghis and Tamerlane all conform to this law and seem to be actuated by a common impulse.

Similar words containing VANDAL without suffix s

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