Acts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACT, to do something in a specified way
• take action according to or in the light of
• take action in order to bring about
• represent (someone) on a contractual, legal, or paid basis
• be motivated by
• behave so as to appear to be; pretend to be
• perform a narrative as if it were a play
• express repressed emotion or impulses in overt behaviour as a defensive substitute for conscious recall, typical of some behavioural disorders.
• take action; do something
• behave in the way specified
• fulfil the function or serve the purpose of
• take effect; have a particular effect
• perform a role in a play, film, or television
• a New Testament book immediately following the Gospels and relating the history of the early Church.
• a particular type of behaviour or routine
• a document attesting a legal transaction.
• the recorded decisions or proceedings of a committee or an academic body.
• a set performance
• a performing group
• a thing done; a deed
• a pretence
• a written law passed by Parliament, Congress, etc.
• a main division of a play, ballet, or opera
• advance corporation tax.
• Australian Capital Territory.
NOUN:
• a New Testament book describing the development of the early church from Christ\'s Ascension to Paul\'s sojourn at Rome

Words related to ACTS

act5 acted8 acting9 muscarine13 muscarines14

Words that contain ACTS

facts10 pacts9 tacts7 bracts10 coacts10 diacts9 enacts8 epacts10 exacts15 fracts11 reacts8 tracts8 caracts11 didacts11 gedacts11 hexacts19 impacts13 misacts11 monacts11 olfacts12 outacts9 preacts11 redacts10 subacts11 triacts9 unfacts12 abreacts12 attracts10 biofacts15 carracts12 characts15 coenacts12 compacts16 contacts12 detracts11 extracts17 geofacts14 infracts13 nonfacts13 overacts13 pentacts12 playacts15 reenacts10 refracts13 retracts10 tetracts10 abstracts13 artefacts14 artifacts14 benefacts16 cataracts13 contracts13 diffracts18 distracts12 factsheet17 interacts11 preenacts13 protracts13 retroacts11 subtracts13 transacts11 underacts12 factsheets18 nonimpacts16 overreacts15 recompacts18 recontacts14 substracts14 tesseracts12 ventifacts18 autodidacts15 cataphracts20 counteracts15 noncontacts15 precontacts17 subcompacts21 underreacts14 precontracts18 subcontracts18 noncontracts16 fluidextracts26 semiabstracts19 overabstracts20

How to use ACTS in a sentence

• It is only denied that mere acts, not proceeding from faith, are or can be holiness.
• She acts with far more feeling and pathos than Mlle Georges.
• The most eminent writers on public law do not hesitate to denounce such hostile acts as robbery and murder.
• That Grisi screams rather too much, although she acts well, and has a pretty person, if it was washed.
• The Council meets every week in London, receives reports and communications and acts upon them.
• The will acts by the body, wherefore, if the will were to be taken away, action would be instantly at a stand, 494.
• One of my first acts, in the way of affairs, was to look after the note I had given to Rupert.
• By a great many acts and measures we made them feel how completely our ideas differed from theirs.
• With you, your mind, as you just put it, acts as a brake on your feelings.
• We cannot hope to explain the more puzzling matter of the origin of the machine unless we can first understand how it acts.
• The Karmathites The first open acts of violence resulting from the doctrines of Abdullah were carried out by the Karmathites, a new development of the Ismailis.
• Our own acts in it now seem too heroic for our stomachs when we see others practicing them.
• That is to say, the authority for its acts rested upon no definite grant of powers by the colonies, but was assumed by it to meet the crisis of war.
• It acts upon a state of things which gives extraordinary force to its stroke, and extraordinary point to its sting.
• A great many of the raiders were taken prisoners and punished with the severity due to their unjustifiable acts.
• In order to make it clear how, as I believe, natural selection acts, I must beg permission to give one or two imaginary illustrations.
• Every one wanted him to go, still these dissolving ties moved the simple men to acts of boyish kindness.
• Wherein they shall find many joyous and pleasant histories, and noble and renowned acts of humanity, gentleness, and chivalry.
• For the rest, Ireland no more than the Colonies can be freed from a measure of Imperial control maintained by Acts like the Merchant Shipping Act of 1894.
• His steward acts for him, and so do clerks for a great merchant.
• He hated all mean and cruel acts, and the cowards who did them.
• His brother Ivan took no other share in the government than that of lending his name to the public acts.
• Railway acts ought to be subject to subsequent revision, 358.
• What kind of people are those whom men wish to please, and for what objects, and by what kind of acts? How soon will time cover all things, and how many it has covered already.
• How far, in ordinary business, a principal is bound by the acts of an agent, it is not easy to determine.
• Verdi knew this as well as anyone, and used the two first acts as opportunities for stage display.

Similar words containing ACT without suffix s

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