Actions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACTIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACTION, to carry out
NOUN:
• the way in which something such as a chemical has an effect or influence
• the events represented in a story or play
• exciting or notable activity
• used by a film director as a command to begin
• a gesture or movement
• the mechanism that makes a machine or instrument work
• a military engagement
• the fact or process of doing something, typically to achieve an aim
• a thing done; an act
• the way in which something works or moves
• armed conflict
• legal proceedings; a lawsuit
• take action on; deal with
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring a lawsuit against

Words related to ACTIONS

action8 actioned11 actioning12

Words that contain ACTIONS

factions13 pactions12 tactions10 coactions13 enactions11 exactions18 fractions14 inactions11 reactions11 tractions11 impactions16 nonactions12 olfactions15 proactions14 redactions13 subactions14 abreactions15 arefactions16 attractions13 compactions19 detractions14 extractions20 infractions16 overactions16 refractions16 retractions13 abstractions16 benefactions19 calefactions19 contractions16 diffractions21 distractions15 hyperactions22 interactions14 labefactions19 madefactions20 malefactions19 protractions16 rarefactions17 retroactions14 rubefactions19 subtractions16 tabefactions19 tepefactions19 transactions14 tumefactions19 underactions15 assuefactions18 liquefactions27 liquifactions27 overreactions18 petrifactions20 putrefactions20 satisfactions18 stupefactions20 substractions17 torrefactions18 vitrifactions21 counteractions18 photoreactions21 underreactions17 immunoreactions21 overextractions27 unsatisfactions20 semiabstractions22 dissatisfactions22 counterreactions20

How to use ACTIONS in a sentence

• For strong actions set up forces that are so slow to exhaust themselves, they may be said in a sense never to die.
• I love his looks, and all his actions, and him entirely and altogether.
• Nothing now remains to complete the outside but the names of the different actions in which Sir T.
• He who knows and will judge the actions of men, will bear me witness, that I have cherished no such feelings toward any of those who then lived, but now sleep in death.
• The same result is reached in the case of Penelope, if we subject her actions and motives to a searching critical analysis.
• But then, in addition to the every day common actions of the life of Christ, there were actions in it that were very uncommon.
• Their philosophical tendencies were soon indicated by their actions.
• In the same year, aggressive actions against offshore, Nationalist-held islands increased.
• Now, as I am about to die, my last act must be consistent with my former actions.
• Battles of this kind may partake of the mixed character of offensive and defensive actions, or they may be of the nature of a surprise to both armies.
• Yet all this was tempered with tender, conscientious heart-searching into both motives and actions.
• There was an air of grim resolution about all his actions.
• Over each of these presides a man of a certain age, and of spotless character, whose qualities, actions, and mode of life have been observed and recorded from early youth.
• They possess imagination, which might become the principle of disinterested actions and give them a bias for virtue, if their religious and political institutions were good.
• When a man is taken in a mystical sense, his qualities are often signified by his actions, and by the circumstances of things about him.
• Actions develop into habits, habits constitute character, and character determines destiny.
• Although we were not severely pressed by the enemy, rearguard actions took place continually.
• Consequently several small outpost actions took place.
• But he had no authority to exercise, no sort of claim to direct her actions, even if she consented to accept his advice.
• Every one else had the same standpoint, spoke the same language, drew on the same stock of allusions, used the same weights and measures in estimating persons and actions.
• Therefore the subject should be ascribed to a character in respect of those actions that pertain to the Divine worship, rather than in respect of grace.
• Fermore may command me to do barbarous actions, but I will not accept such commands! I will not obey! No one but myself knows of this order.
• From this sketch of the inner sources of action let me turn to the actions themselves, and see how the outer life was led which fed itself at these springs.
• Description when thus used serves as a background for the actions told in the story, and has for its purpose the explanation of how or why they occur.
• If I had been surprised at the way in which, considering her trouble, she had kept her prettiness and gay actions when I had last seen her, I was shocked at the change in her now.
• Of course your young friend may have some plausible explanation for her actions.
• During ceremonies the spirits possess their bodies and govern their language and actions.
• Wherefore we call any man virtuous, not merely when performing virtuous actions, but from having the habit or custom of virtue.
• Application of the two tests, said in Deuteronomy to have been given by God as discriminating a true prophet from a false one, to the character and actions of Jesus.
• It is always observed that with these patients certain actions have disappeared, that certain acts executed formerly with rapidity and facility can no longer be accomplished.

Similar words containing ACTION without suffix s

action8 faction12 paction11 taction9 actioned11 actioner10 coaction12 enaction10 exaction17 factions13 fraction13 inaction10 pactions12 reaction10 tactions10 traction10 actioners11 actioning12 actionist11 coactions13 enactions11 exactions18 factional14 fractions14 impaction15 inactions11 nonaction11 olfaction14 pactional13 pactioned14 proaction13 reactions11 redaction12 subaction13 tractions11 abreaction14 actionable14 actionably17 actionists12 actionless12 arefaction15 attraction12 compaction18 detraction13 extraction19 factionary18 factionist15 fractional15 fractioned16 impactions16 infraction15 nonactions12 olfactions15 overaction15 pactioning15 proactions14 reactional12 redactions13 refraction15 retraction12 subactions14 tractional12 abreactions15 abstraction15 arefactions16 attractions13 benefaction18 calefaction18 compactions19 contraction15 detractions14 diffraction20 distraction14 extractions20 factionally19 factionists16 fractionary19 fractionate16 fractioning17 fractionise16 fractionize25 fractionlet16 hyperaction21 infractions16 interaction13 labefaction18 madefaction19 malefaction18 overactions16 protraction15 rarefaction16 reactionary16 reactionism15 reactionist13 redactional14 refractions16 retractions13 retroaction13 rubefaction18 subtraction15 Show more ...

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