Worships is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORSHIPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WORSHIP, to honour as a divine being
• show reverence and adoration for (a deity)
• take part in a religious ceremony
• feel great admiration or devotion for
NOUN:
• the feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity
• religious rites or ceremonies, constituting a formal expression of reverence for a deity
• great admiration or devotion shown towards a person or principle
• honour given to someone in recognition of their merit.
• used in addressing or referring to an important or high-ranking person, especially a magistrate or mayor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to honor and love as a divine being

Words related to WORSHIPS

worship15 worshiped18 worshiping19 worshipped21 worshipping22 worships16

How to use WORSHIPS in a sentence

• It was lucky that there was a gate which their Worships knew nothing about.
• He worships you blindly, and if his worship has become an unholy thing, it is because the thought of losing you has driven him nearly distracted.
• He worships the white theory, and might run for the Montgomery Congress in South Carolina without any danger of being numbered among the victims of Lynch-law.
• It is that child that he wants! He worships her to adoration, and knowing he can never be anything to her, he prefers death to life.
• Your worships seruant to command BERNARDT LANGHENEZ.
• And I deny him that was crucified, and whosoever worships him.
• This, when it comes to a woman, is what she means by love as she kneels down in the silent chapel of her own heart and worships.
• Self is her God, whom she worships in thunder and lightning, in sun and stars, in fire and water.
• The Greek, the Catholic, and the Jewish worships exist simultaneously and peaceably in the city of Ancona.
• Man, we imagine, believes in a god or gods and then worships.
• They are vulgar and ill-bred, but they are wealthy, and society worships them.
• If man worships God otherwise than through His Manifestation, he must first form a conception of God, and that conception is created by his own mind.
• The church has no building of its own, and no parsonage, but worships in the chapel of Talladega College.
• In the eyes of the world, her genius is the one thing which places a woman of genius above her fellows, and the world worships it accordingly.
• The most widely disseminated of the ancient worships were those of Isis, Orpheus, Dionusos, Ceres and Mithras.
• Mysteries were the private worships of ancient nations, 352-u.
• Double-fee told us that time out of mind he had been kept there in chains, to the great grief of their worships, who starved him, and his name was Review.
• I do know, indeed, one man who still worships us, but his adoration is testified so very absurdly, as not to do us much credit.
• Thus for that your worships might vnderstand the whole cause why I doe not proceed, I haue troubled you at this time with this my long Letter.
• It is a conscious, intelligent, holy Being, whom Israel worships through these ideal forms of goodness.
• Be the protector, O Agni, of a master of sacrificial food who worships thee, O god, as his messenger.
• He worships bright buttons, and exact words of command, and a perfectly wheeling line.
• What the lover comes upon, on the contrary, is truly persuasive, and witnesses to itself, so that he worships from the heart and beholds what he worships.
• In turning to such patrons the pagan regards something purely ideal or, as the Koran shrewdly observes, worships his own passions.
• He naturally worships a Being superior to himself, and feels the obligation to deal justly with his fellow-men.
• He worships my beautiful young mother, and he worshiped me.
• We know, of course, from the Bible that the Syrians in Palestine were given to sexual worships.
• Whereas they start from a movement of thought and spiritual feeling, Saktism has for its basis certain ancient popular worships.
• Everyone does have some more or less definite idea, image, or mental picture of the God he thinks about, prays to, and worships.
• Religion, they say, is a matter solely, between God and man, that is, between God and that man who worships him.

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