Conscription is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSCRIPTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• compulsory enrollment of persons esp. for military service
• compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces
• compulsory enrolment of persons especially for military service
• An enrolling or registering.
• A compulsory enrollment of men for military or naval service; a draft.
• compulsory military service
ADJECTIVE:
• Belonging to, or of the nature of, a conspiration.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• compulsory enrollment of persons especially for military servic; draft

Words related to CONSCRIPTION

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Words that contain CONSCRIPTION

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How to use CONSCRIPTION in a sentence

• Four members of the Cabinet, however, resigned as a protest against conscription.
• What is this you tell me about a conscription and an emperor? I do not understand.
• The forces included in the maritime conscription were wholly employed in the navy.
• You will see few young men in Europe with whom the notion of general conscription and the horrors of war can be associated with less regret.
• What we are looking for, he rightly said, is a moral equivalent for war, and he suddenly found it in a conscription, not for fighting, but for work.
• This is one of the points, I think, on which something might really be said for Lord Roberts and his rather vague ideas which vary between rifle clubs and conscription.
• By conscription I mean the compulsory enlistment for a term of service in the Army of the whole manhood of the country.
• Let me make my attack on this prevalent and increasing superstition of the British need for conscription in two lines, one following the other.
• A limited conscription, such as exists in Tunis, is to be introduced into Algeria.
• In less critical circumstances they themselves resorted to forced conscription.
• Old Terry Mackenzie and his statement about conscription.
• Conscription is abolished, only voluntary service being permitted, with a minimum period of 25 years service for officers and 12 for men.
• He accused the WAR MINISTER of having made a false statement about Conscription in America, and later on made an allusion to General DENIKIN which Mr.
• But the greater part are the noble youths who have fled from the Austrian conscription, or fly now from the renewal of the Papal suffocation, darkened by French protection.
• Lacuee, Director of the Conscription, thought that, through this latter circumstance, the law would be satisfied, and I was authorized to continue my operations.
• Conscription, too, on a scale to make an army serviceable against the trained troops of the Continent is out of the question.
• Gale, a young Socialist who fled to that country from the United States to escape conscription.
• COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE ABANDONED Conscription is abolished in Germany.
• So there is a law called the Conscription, by which the necessary numbers are forced to serve.
• The former are generally selected with some care, and the common regiments of the line, as a matter of course, receive the refuse of the conscription.
• The conscription is so unpopular that a majority of the nation would have been glad to know that the standing army would henceforward be a small one.
• We have no conscription, and no one need carry a passport, as they have to in some countries.
• He became absorbed in an article proposing conscription.
• As he caught the sparkle of her eye, he felt that without her life were worse than the conscription.
• On this being refused, as the Conscription Act was now in force, they threw down their arms, and refused to serve another day.
• It was a sad time to wed, when one knew not how long the expected conscription would spare the bridegroom.
• It secures him from conscription, requires no oath, and pays a good salary.
• Inevitably this would stir afresh the hostility of those who dreaded that the conscription might sweep into military service themselves or those dear to them.
• Anyhow, the great British Nation is far too much engrossed with Charles to worry about a little thing like Conscription.
• He managed to escape the conscription, and never shouldered a musket.
• Government levies a conscription on the young intelligence of the kingdom at the age of seventeen or eighteen, a conscription of precocious power.
• From such the conscription which has fed the Southern army in the deplorable civil conflict now raging in America has drawn its rank and file.
• Drake could always depend upon volunteers, and, like all men of superb action, he had no liking for conscription.
• Sir Wilfrid was asked to help in the formation of a national government to put into effect a policy of conscription, already determined upon.

Similar words containing NSCRIP without suffix tion and without prefix co

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