Vocations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOCATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or occupation
• a trade or profession
• a person's employment or main occupation, especially regarded as worthy and requiring dedication
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the work in which a person is regularly employed

Words related to VOCATIONS

vocation13

Words that contain VOCATIONS

avocations15 evocations15 advocations17 invocations16 revocations16 convocations19 provocations19 equivocations27

How to use VOCATIONS in a sentence

• Under him the institution was at once a success in preparing advanced pupils of both sexes for the higher vocations of teaching and preaching.
• But there are vocations which are all very well for young or middle-aged people, but which do not quite suit the old.
• Some have succeeded in the professions as doctors, lawyers, actors, and writers and other vocations.
• During the fifteenth century they were allowed to practise their religion and all their vocations in comparative liberty and peace.
• Few vocations call upon us to fully expand the chest once a month.
• His labour giveth liberty to all vocations, arts, and trades to follow their several functions with peace and industrie.
• This is a general truth applicable to all vocations except those, like law, in which a mastery of the science is a necessity for conducting the details.
• And in doing this it set aside all superfluous vocations that merely wasted public power and turned these forces into other channels for the common good.
• People with vocations can hardly fall in love with other people with vocations.
• It may be a wise provision, but it does not tend to make parents reliable guides to vocations for their offspring.
• Parents are often prejudiced in favor of vocations followed by dear friends or by men whom they greatly admire.
• First, its uniformity would permit the making of records for comparison, covering a very wide range of subjects, environment, and vocations.
• On the other hand, there are many vocations in which too great prudence, too great caution, is a handicap instead of an advantage.
• Many vocations also require a fine blending of prudence with a willingness to take chances and a certain degree of recklessness.
• In more modern times, women have entered nearly all vocations.
• VOCATIONS FOR THE PHYSICALLY FRAIL People with this type of organization are not inclined to be skillful with their fingers.
• The trouble is that the lure of the professions takes thousands of men into them who are better fitted for business, for mechanics, for agriculture, and for other vocations.
• Still others have decided talents which qualify them for unusual success in other vocations.
• VOCATIONS FOR MOTHERS Occasionally we find a girl who has no talent for housework or home management.
• You will enter upon the noblest and most glorious of vocations.
• The scholastic requirement for such advancement as these vocations contemplate, is provided for in the established school program of the lower grades.
• You shall do that which the Council of Vocations shall prescribe for you.
• For the Council of Vocations knows in its great wisdom where you are needed by your brother men, better than you can know it in your unworthy little minds.
• The Council of Vocations came on the first day of spring, and they sat in the great hall.
• And the Council of Vocations sat on a high dais, and they had but two words to speak to each of the Students.
• They will explain it to the Council of Vocations, and we shall be assigned to the Home of the Scholars.
• All professions, they say, even the lowest, are or may be vocations.
• The whole community might as well be organized by vocations as it now is by localities.
• Those who did not receive Government appointments quickly found lucrative positions in their vocations.
• First, it was essential to analyze the objective relations of the many hundred kinds of accessible vocations.
• Much of the advice, unfortunately, is not based on real knowledge either of vocations or of the girl.
• Knowledge of the girl must, however, be supplemented by a wide knowledge of vocations to be of real value to the teacher or parent who is preparing to give vocational counsel.
• A knowledge of vocations presupposes, first of all, a grasp of the essentials of the work, and hence the characteristics required in the worker to perform it.

Similar words containing VOCATION without suffix s

vocation13 avocation14 evocation14 advocation16 avocations15 evocations15 invocation15 revocation15 vocational15 advocations17 avocational16 convocation18 invocations16 provocation18 revocations16 convocations19 equivocation26 invocational17 provocations19 vocationally20 avocationally21 convocational20 equivocations27 nonvocational18 prevocational20 vocationalism20 vocationalist18 convocationist21 vocationalisms21 vocationalists19 convocationists22

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