Vestiges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VESTIGES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VESTIGE, a visible sign of something that is no longer in existence
• a trace or remnant of something that is disappearing or no longer exists
• the smallest amount
• a part or organ of an organism which has become reduced or functionless in the course of evolution.

Words related to VESTIGES

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How to use VESTIGES in a sentence

• Of course, while I am telling you things like this you will have to bring your imagination into play, as very few vestiges of the old days remain.
• The same is true of other festivals, customs, and conceptions, vestiges of which are contained at least in folklore.
• There were, in fact, the vestiges of drunkenness in all their repulsive features, and unhealthy variety.
• Leyden says that it is in the country of the Lan that all the celebrated founders of the religion of Buddha are reported to have left their most remarkable vestiges.
• In this town the German Emperors of the Franconian line were accustomed to keep their court, and it retains vestiges of ancient splendour.
• These vestiges are indicated in the midst of the Campagna, by the tombs to the right and to the left, which extend out of sight for several miles beyond the walls.
• The present abode of the Argyle family is a modern structure, and boasts very few vestiges of the old romantic history attached to the name.
• Under that emperor the last vestiges of the pagan worship were destroyed, its idols overthrown, its altars demolished, and its temples closed.
• When were the last vestiges of paganism abolished? 15.
• These vestiges cannot be reasonably accounted for, unless they are the degenerate hinder limbs of a remote four-footed ancestor.
• Civilization is gradually sweeping from the earth the lingering vestiges of Paganism, and at the same time the shrinking forms of its unhappy worshippers.
• In his protracted remarks he contrasts the Scriptural doctrine, that of the Vestiges of Creation, and that of Darwin on the origin of species.
• The vestiges of its former glory were still apparent, but the ornaments were crumbled and dim.
• When they fell entirely into shadow, the harvest being over, and their gaudy colours lessened, they resembled the melancholy and wasted vestiges of a festival.
• This detail, in harmony with the vestiges of sculpture, proves to a practised eye that the mansion was built by a Venetian architect.
• The ruins of that village still exist, and they formerly contained vestiges of the old church and mission buildings established by the monks.
• At the time of our survey, however, not a drop of water was to be found about the ruin, nor could vestiges of any construction for gathering or storing water be traced.
• In the ground plans of several villages occupied within historic times, but now ruined, vestiges of openings arranged on the original defensive plan may be traced.
• The chief remains of the Roman Calagurris are the vestiges of an aqueduct and an amphitheatre.
• Besides the churches which have been referred to, several others which have not been visited by the author exhibit vestiges, more or less, of presumed Anglo-Saxon work.
• Several vestiges of ancient fresco wall-paintings, more or less obliterated, are still preserved in Winchester Cathedral.
• Under the ash heaps of a forgotten age, in Cyprus, Cesnola finds the only known vestiges of a primitive civilization, reaching far back into the domain of mythology.
• The earth is dotted with vestiges of lost and forgotten empires.
• I scarcely need say that there were no vestiges to be seen of the fearful gulfs over which I had passed so cautiously.
• The vestiges of the Light of the Garment still remained there.
• All other vestiges of the ancient apartments have been removed.
• The vestiges of the castle of Henderland are still to be traced upon the farm of that name, belonging to Mr Murray of Henderland.
• The last vestiges of Christianity in Socotra, so far as we know, are those traced by P.
• It once contained several apartments, vestiges of which still remained, but the partitions had been torn away to fit it for its present uses.
• Yet to save from the past the shreds and vestiges of self-respect has been a terrible task.

Similar words containing VESTIGE without suffix s

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