Claimants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAIMANTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CLAIMANT, one who makes a claim, also CLAIMER
• a person making a claim, especially in a lawsuit or for a state benefit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that asserts a right or title

Words related to CLAIMANTS

claimant12

Words that contain CLAIMANTS

declaimants16 reclaimants15 proclaimants18

How to use CLAIMANTS in a sentence

• Two rival claimants were disputing the lordship of Britanny, but Britanny must at all costs be brought into obedience to Henry.
• They wished to sell the certificate to a trader, and there were five claimants.
• Jefferson had dropped behind, having given way to younger and more pressing claimants for Madame de St.
• War broke out between the two claimants, effectually supported by the two kings, who nevertheless were not supposed to make war upon one another and in their own dominions.
• He often kept cases pending in court three or four years, till the claimants were completely wearied out, and ready to settle on any terms.
• Some say that it was Theodote who stood by Alcibiades to the last, though there are apparently other better claimants to the honour.
• The death of Wenceslaus, childless, opened the throne to other claimants.
• Neither should you be ignorant that the French claimants are the rightful heirs of the crown, and no member of the Austrian family has the smallest legitimate pretension.
• Treaty of Brigham Death of the Maid of Norway The claimants to the Scottish throne May, 1291.
• Besides the commissioners, the king was there in full parliament, and eleven claimants, who still persevered, were present or represented by proxy.
• Bruce was the grandson of the Robert Bruce of Annandale who had been promised the crown by Alexander II, and who had been one of the claimants of 1290.
• Nor need I specify the fact that most of the male characters in the district are soon claimants for her hand.
• The other interesting opposition within the play is between the two claimants to the title of Queen, the current incumbent and Onaelia.
• But the claims even of righteous claimants are apt to become wearisome to the public, and the interest in them dies away unless it is now and again fanned into a flame.
• The men named were leaders of small bands sent out to explore rivers and forests or to drive out hostile claimants at the point of the sword.
• Silver Shield was so valuable that envious eyes had been directed to it, and fraudulent claims and claimants were constantly turning up.
• And the next day Arthur satisfied all the claimants upon Geraint with bountiful gifts.
• The officials of the Land Office, as well as the National Administration, were friendly to the claimants.
• Superficial investigations had been made and the claimants whitewashed.
• If his report is favorable to the claimants, the patents will be granted without further delay.
• The stars of new races were rising above the horizon, and new claimants were dividing the heritage of the ancient world.
• With the fall of Zumalacarregui Carlism received a death-blow in Spain, for there is little hope that one of this dynasty of claimants will ever reach the throne.
• They had been rival claimants, says Synesius, for the throne of Egypt, as Light and Darkness contend ever for the empire of the world.
• After long consideration a compromise was made by which the claimants paid to those whose lands were kept for public use ten per cent of the value of the lands distributed.
• The claimants insist that the Government ought to require payment in coin.
• When, however, the Treaty of London was arranged it was necessary to procure the renunciation of all the different claimants.
• All the settlers were either landowners, land claimants, or would-be land purchasers.
• Of these a little less than one twenty-second part was held to have passed from the natives, and was divided between the Crown and the claimants.
• The bill assumes that the United States have become liable in these ancient transactions to make reparation to the claimants for injuries committed by France.
• At the same time it must be stated that there are other claimants to the distinction.
• The justice very gravely took the oyster, opened it, and put it into his mouth, whilst the two claimants looked on.
• And they went and overtook them, and dispersed his claimants.
• Some one suggested that the claimants should have the case argued by counsel before a board of arbitration.
• Seldom is a man so fortunate that with but little to give he can satisfy many claimants.

Similar words containing CLAIMANT without suffix s

claimant12 declaimant15 reclaimant14 declaimants16 proclaimant17 reclaimants15 proclaimants18 counterclaimant21

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