Abstractions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABSTRACTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ABSTRACTION, the act of abstracting
• something which exists only as an idea
• an abstract work of art
• the quality of dealing with ideas rather than events
• freedom from representational qualities in art
• a state of preoccupation
• the process of considering something independently of its associations or attributes
• the process of removing something, especially water from a river or other source
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of abstracting; the state of being abstracted; an abstract idea or term

Words related to ABSTRACTIONS

abstraction15

Words that contain ABSTRACTIONS

semiabstractions22

How to use ABSTRACTIONS in a sentence

• The good and the true were mere metaphysical abstractions to the old Greek.
• He was thin, he wore spectacles, he talked dreamy abstractions, and he looked clerical.
• Women have been to me heretofore as beautiful abstractions.
• No mere abstractions like Time and Space could fill with emptiness the place where she now sat and smiled.
• Out of abstractions Ernest had conjured a vision and made them see it.
• Religion, with her, was a series of abstractions, partly learned from Yunsan, partly worked out for herself.
• We come back into the concrete from our journey into these abstractions, with an increase both of vision and of power.
• They must be like abstractions in algebra, or like pieces in chess.
• It is plain that such a gospel, wherein the living personality of the Christ deals with the living man to whom we minister, is not to be beset by complications and abstractions.
• Language exercises a tyranny over thought, and abstractions in the ancient world were ever becoming persons.
• Among the specified sciences were the science of metaphysical abstractions, of alchemy, and natural magic.
• These injurious abstractions of energy as certainly take place when the undue demands are slight and constant, as when they are great and sudden.
• These matters of faith are real, not pale abstractions, in Morocco.
• No? Well, we must put aside abstractions and get to the concrete.
• It is so much simpler thus to make a daily convenience of his Creator than to consult those dry abstractions, the laws of Nature.
• But everything takes a different shape when we pass from abstractions to reality.
• This it cannot be in itself, but it is so in relation to both the belligerent States, because we are concerned with realities, not with mere abstractions.
• His brain, though endowed with a great faculty for abstractions, was still full of the delightful beliefs that hover around youth.
• There must be intermediate Beings, then, dividing the sphere of Instinct from the sphere of Abstractions, in whom the two elements mingle in an infinite variety of proportions.
• Personification of Evil through error continued by the worship of abstractions, 694-u.
• It abhorred universal abstractions, as opposed to the truth and meaning of individual phenomena.
• We are dealing with no abstractions, neither are we considering the operation of human agencies.
• These people deal with abstractions, ideas, with theories, and with emotions.
• Let us now leave the abstractions to which you have kindly lent your attention.
• To the business man capital and labor are both abstractions.
• If there is any improvement in modern theology, it is in getting out of the region of pure abstractions and taking these every-day working forces into account.
• Hence also their protests against the bloodless abstractions of the Nazarene school of painting and to transcendental idealism in art and literature.
• The superiority of modern science consists in the fact that each step forward it takes is a step further in the order of abstractions.
• And then the thought that I had unconsciously feared and repressed since I had left the farm, broke through all these artificial abstractions and forced itself upon my attention.
• Their frequent abstractions calling off the mind to whatever enters into its lonely pursuits, render them greatly inferior to others in practical and immediate observation.
• You will, however, perhaps permit me to observe that amongst those to whom you have written are not a few who have no right whatever to be numbered amongst Abstractions.

Similar words containing ABSTRACTION without suffix s

abstraction15 abstractional17 abstractionism20 abstractionist18 abstractionisms21 abstractionists19 semiabstraction21 overabstraction22 semiabstractions22

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