Commonwealths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMONWEALTHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMMONWEALTH, the public or whole body of the people
• an aggregate or grouping of states or other bodies
• a community or organization of shared interests in a non-political field
• a self-governing unit voluntarily grouped with the US, such as Puerto Rico
• a formal title of some of the states of the US, especially Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
• the title of the federated Australian states.
• the republican period of government in Britain between the execution of Charles I in 1649 and the Restoration of Charles II in 1660.
• an independent country or community, especially a democratic republic.
• an international association consisting of the UK together with states that were previously part of the British Empire, and dependencies.
• the general good.

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How to use COMMONWEALTHS in a sentence

• And in the management of their several commonwealths they had gained considerable experience in governmental affairs.
• How much this contributed to the ruin of the ancient commonwealths has been already delineated.
• If we look into the Commonwealths of Holland and Venice, we shall find that in this Particular they have made themselves the Envy of the greatest Monarchies.
• They have constructed roads, established schools, and laid the foundation of prosperous commonwealths.
• In all such commonwealths except Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, and Mississippi there was an increase in illiteracy among the free blacks.
• Germany, Italy, France, Australia, and New Zealand were busy forming cooperative commonwealths.
• So it was that the socialists succeeded in making Australia and New Zealand into cooperative commonwealths.
• By 1790 a firm government had been established west of the mountains, and the trans-Alleghany commonwealths had become parts of the Federal Union.
• The men engaged in building new commonwealths did not, as yet, understand that they owed the Union as much as did the dwellers in the old States.
• Their surrender of Louisiana was due primarily to the steady pushing and crowding of the frontiersmen, and the continuous growth of the Western commonwealths.
• No man of his prominence in national affairs had ever travelled through the wild new commonwealths on the Mississippi.
• They were set on foot for the public use, and were constructed at the expense of the commonwealths.
• Plots, true or false, are necessary things, To raise up commonwealths, and ruin kings.
• As soon as a few thousand settlers came together in a single territory, there arose a mighty shout for a position beside the staid commonwealths of the East and the South.
• Men might still speak of the rights of states and think of their commonwealths with affection, but nullification and secession were destroyed.
• As Pro- Consul he laboured for it unceasingly in our over-sea Commonwealths, and South Africa has most lately given answer.
• It was not so in the Greek and Italian commonwealths.
• The Church in this view is a religious commonwealth, only in form and operation differing from secular commonwealths.
• By the laws of all well-ordered commonwealths, even among the heathen, marriage is most highly honored.
• There the embassadors of great kings and commonwealths gazed with admiration on a spectacle which no other country in the world could present.
• He pointed out that the differences in forty- five great Commonwealths are not greater than ought to be expected, and indeed not greater than is healthy.
• By means of this Anniversary Carnival, which lasted about a Week, the Commonwealths were recruited from time to time, and supplied with their respective Subjects.
• The government of the United States is a federal republic, first formed by the voluntary union of thirteen commonwealths.
• He pronounces covenants extorted by fear to be binding alike in the state of mere nature and in commonwealths, if once entered into.
• Free elementary and secondary education has become the all but unquestioned public policy in the American commonwealths.
• The commonwealths have retired from some fields where once they were engaged in industry.
• All the commonwealths of the United States regulate by law the conduct of insurance business.
• A new state named Ohio was the last added to the roll of commonwealths.
• Most of the contests in the ancient commonwealths turned primarily on the right of election of magistrates, or on the balance among the several orders of the state.
• The forest and the frontier compel such action even in such commonwealths as Australia, New Zealand and Canada, where there has been no political revolution to hasten it.
• These commonwealths will not long bear a state of subjection to the republic of Paris.

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