Appropriates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPROPRIATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPROPRIATE, to take exclusive possession of
• devote (money or assets) to a special purpose
• take (something) for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission
ADJECTIVE:
• suitable or proper in the circumstances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take exclusive possession; annex

Words related to APPROPRIATES

appropriate17

Words that contain APPROPRIATES

reappropriates20 unappropriates20 disappropriates22 malappropriates23 misappropriates23

How to use APPROPRIATES in a sentence

• The appearance of Christ, the personification of the moral law, is the beginning of reconciliation, which man appropriates through the sacrament.
• If he encounters an empty dwelling of this class, he appropriates it.
• A man appropriates a particular woman, not because he is solicitous for a monopoly of her chaste affections, but because he needs a drudge to cook and toil for him.
• That this love brings all the above-mentioned senses into communion with it, and appropriates their gratification, is well known.
• So far as the understanding favors evils, so far a man appropriates them to himself and makes them his own.
• So far as the understanding favors evils, so far a man appropriates them to himself, and makes them his own, 489.
• Congress annually appropriates large sums of money for the building of roads in the National Forests.
• In these latter capacities she appears, however, to have been gradually superseded by Ishtar, who sometimes even appropriates her higher and more distinctive appellations.
• Faith only lays hold of and appropriates what is already purchased and paid for.
• Every thing that he appropriates, he stamps with the character of his own nationality.
• For instance, if I reveal to a Sister some light given me in prayer, and she repeats it later on as though it were her own, it seems as though she appropriates what is mine.
• The head of the family appropriates one of these branches and advances along it seriously, with elevated tail, while the others group themselves about him.
• By noticing the dates I think you will find that Spencer appropriates a great deal from Comte and that he tries to shirk the obligation.
• He feels that he does no wrong if he appropriates the ore.
• The pilfering is not so weak and lamentable when the copyist appropriates merely the idea and works it out in a new fashion.
• The occupation theory is that property is based upon the priority of claim of one who finds wealth without an owner and appropriates it.
• If he ever appropriates them in recollection or prophecy, it is only on the ground of some physical relation which they may have to his being.
• The State appropriates money directly to the support of the public schools.
• With whomsoever the aumildar finds a single measure of natchinee or rice, he takes it away from him, and appropriates it to the expenses of the sibindy that he keeps up.
• The conductor appropriates two seats for himself and his papers and yells gruffly for your tickets before the train has scarcely started.

Similar words containing APPROPRIATE without suffix s

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