Wars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAR, to engage in armed conflict
• engage in a war
NOUN:
• a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country
• a state of competition or hostility between different people or groups
• a sustained campaign against an undesirable situation or activity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to engage in war (a state of open, armed conflict)

Words related to WARS

war6 warred10 warring11

Words that contain WARS

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How to use WARS in a sentence

• And not their names only, but the very pictures of their wars.
• Polygamy does not exist among them, but they have as concubines slaves, who are captured in their wars or rather predatory expeditions.
• Those which marked the first epoch demonstrate clearly that in the wars of other powers we can rely only on force for the protection of our neutral rights.
• It is the traditional and settled policy of the United States to maintain impartial neutrality during the wars which from time to time occur among the great powers of the world.
• He ordered that the old barbaric poems, in which the deeds and wars of the ancient kings were celebrated, should be collected for posterity.
• One of the largest towns has a history typical of this part of France, where wars of religion and conquest were once the order of the day.
• They were all old soldiers of the German wars, some of them with three stripes, and most of them with two.
• There a picture of really hues shows slain nobles and conquered champions, and the wars also and the notable deed of my right hand.
• More effective and varied means of communication will be available than were known in earlier wars.
• In the twenty-five years in which I have followed wars, in no other war have I seen the war correspondents so well prove their right to march with armies.
• At the commencement of the French Revolution, and for some time after, the two banks of the Rhine were the theatre of continual wars.
• During the wars with Napoleon Austria lost forty-five thousand square miles, and about three and a half millions of inhabitants.
• The wars with the Etruscans went on, and chiefly with the city of Veii, which stood on a hill twelve miles from Rome, and was altogether thirty years at war with it.
• As we are at the era of religious wars, the latter section of the clause goes far to neutralize the former.
• Our Conduct towards it was preceded by wars and convulsions around, and in its annexation there was nothing manifestly deliberate.
• He had seen a good deal of service in the matrimonial wars, and was entitled to as many bars as the most distinguished peninsular veteran.
• He was then only twenty-two years of age, but exercised from his infancy in troubles and in wars that formed and displayed his virtue.
• And yet intemperance has destroyed more lives than all the wars of the world since time began.
• These are the wonderful light scaling-ladders which the old Portuguese writers described to have been used by the people of Achin in their wars with their nation.
• It was agreed that in all wars, one-fifth of the spoil should go to the Tlacopans, and the rest be divided between the Aztecs and the Tezcucans.
• Secondly, this view shows us how Wars must differ in character according to the nature of the motives and circumstances from which they proceed.
• And here certainly we must say that the example afforded by modern Wars opens up quite a new field for energy.
• Wars are studied not so much to take note of the achievement of Negro soldiers, vital as that is, as to record the effect of these events on the life of the great body of people.
• The last attack which it sustained was during the civil wars in the seventeenth century, when it was besieged for a fortnight, but did not surrender.
• The struggle at its highest level involved occasional local wars and periodical general wars like those of 1914-18 and 1936-45.
• Throughout the colonies the people everywhere gained power, and had it not been for the French and Indian wars they would have been happy.
• Surely and swiftly she glided towards the abyss of the religious wars.

Similar words containing WAR without suffix s

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