Connexions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONNEXIONS in dictionary:

NOUN [BRITISH.]:
• connection.
NOUN:
• CONNEXION, the act of connecting, also CONNECTION
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of connection

Words related to CONNEXIONS

connection14

Words that contain CONNEXIONS

disconnexions23 interconnexions24

How to use CONNEXIONS in a sentence

• But was not the reason obvious? If they could even reach their own homes in safety, their kindred and connexions might be dead.
• He would now advert to the connexions dependent upon the African trade.
• Clara was happily settled, and her sisters were on the eve of making connexions with men of family, condition, and certain character.
• His reception of them was that of a respectful child, and his wife exerted herself to be kind to connexions she could not love, in order to give pleasure to a husband she adored.
• For not only shall the owner drive you from that estate, but any one of his friends, or neighbours, or hereditary connexions, and any agent, will have the right to do so.
• Moreover, we are often able neither to command the ideas which we really possess, or at least might attain, nor to perceive their connexions.
• The all-form allows of no taking up and dropping of connexions, for in the all the parts are essentially and eternally co-implicated.
• Oddly enough, these petitions were got up and signed by relatives and near connexions of the President himself.
• These orations were entirely about my arrival, and connexions with them.
• Many are the difficulties which riches, worldly consequence, high connexions, and the luxuriant refinements of polished society, throw in the way of religious profession.
• With pin connexions some weight is saved in the girders, and erection is a little easier.
• The wealth of the nation had been lavished upon those foreign connexions, upon unnecessary wars, and fruitless expeditions.
• It described the political connexions subsisting between the different powers in Europe.
• As for the Indians of this country, they seemed heartily to renounce their connexions with France, and be perfectly reconciled to the government of his Britannic majesty.
• As they were ignorant of his connexions, they dreaded a revolution in the ministry, which might fill the kingdom with clamour and confusion.
• The experience of past ages, he said, proved that England always prospered in proportion as she had relinquished her commercial connexions with that country.
• The uprightness and good sense of its leaders did not compensate for the weakness of their political connexions.
• Ever in dread of assassins and conspirators, vexed by family-broils, his nearest connexions hostile to his views, without solace from public care, or sympathy in private distress.
• This circumstance was no other than a proposal of marriage to Alicia from a gentleman of large fortune and brilliant connexions who resided in their neighbourhood.
• Official and business connexions, and the association of neighbourhood, determine friendships.
• She has also friends and connexions about the person of the King, and probably considered their fortunes as, in some measure, involved in those of the court.
• One officer alone of our fleet was fortunate enough to receive letters by her from his connexions in England.
• He confessed that he had often merited death before he committed the crime for which he was then about to suffer, and that a love of idleness and bad connexions had been his ruin.
• He frequented the reading-room of Galignani at Paris, and seemed to have some literary connexions with him.
• The unity of reality is not exhibited by a description of its present or past conditions or even by an account of its causal connexions.
• This duty is also important, as tending to draw down the divine blessing on the devout worshipper and on his connexions.
• Those soft blue eyes, and all those natural graces, should not be wasted on the inferior society of Highbury and its connexions.
• The mother of Sir WILLIAM JONES, having formed a plan for the education of her son, withdrew from great connexions that she might live only for that son.
• Genius has not preserved itself from the errors and infirmities of matrimonial connexions.
• Their children also have been more exposed to improper connexions in marriage.

Similar words containing NNEXION without suffix s and without prefix co

annexion15 annexions16 connexion18 connexional20 disconnexion22 disconnexions23 interconnexion23 interconnexions24

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