Consolidation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSOLIDATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of consolidating
• the action or process of combining a number of financial accounts or funds into a single overall account or set of accounts
• the action or process of making something stronger or more solid
• the action or process of combining a number of things into a single more effective or coherent whole
• The act or process of consolidating, making firm, or uniting; the state of being consolidated; solidification; combination.
• To organic cohesion of different circled in a flower; adnation.
• The combination of several actions into one.
• combining into a solid mass
• the act of combining into an integral whole
• something that has consolidated into a compact mass
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of consolidating; the state of being consolidated

Words related to CONSOLIDATION

consolidations17

Words that contain CONSOLIDATION

consolidations17 reconsolidation18

How to use CONSOLIDATION in a sentence

• We have also looked upon the consolidation of vast forces of steel, iron, sugar, shipping, and other trusts.
• As if fortune had conspired for the rapid consolidation of his greatness, the death of Philip, count of St.
• Consolidation and disunion have thereby been rendered equally impracticable.
• A distinction, more subtle than accurate, has been raised between a CONFEDERACY and a CONSOLIDATION of the States.
• Socially the period had witnessed the consolidation of the new upper class, the gentry, who copied the mode of life of the old nobility.
• Measures for healing, cleansing and consolidation are required in all wounds, and these objects may, not infrequently, be accomplished by a single agent.
• His martial career, however, was past, and he could devote his declining years to the consolidation of his kingdom and the restoration of its material prosperity.
• Moreover, the Churchmen of that period had a great work before them of consolidation, and of examination of fundamental principles.
• The consolidation of our government, a just representation, an administration of some permanence, and other features of great value, will be gained by it.
• I have been blamed for saying, that a prevalence of the doctrines of consolidation would one day call for reformation or revolution.
• Italy, since its consolidation into one kingdom in 1870, has been divided into sixteen departments comprising sixty-nine provinces.
• It is the first collective enterprise undertaken by them for the spread of the Faith and the consolidation of its divinely appointed institutions.
• The Guardian will be very pleased to receive copies of the reports of the Africa and Consolidation Committees and was pleased to read the first two reports.
• I will pray from the depths of my heart for the extension and consolidation of your meritorious activities to which I attach the utmost importance.
• Urge unrelaxing vigilance in maintenance of status and consolidation of assemblies in North America, to insure steady expansion of manifold activities in Latin America and Europe.
• The irresistible march of the Faith marked simultaneously by the steady consolidation of its administrative institutions and the rapid enlargement of its limits.
• Nay, the highly edifying evidences proclaiming the expansion and the consolidation of the superb historic work achieved in so many of these territories must be rapidly multiplied.
• The establishment of new centres in Burma, the consolidation of the reinstated Assemblies, are both equally vital and urgent.
• I will pray for the extension and consolidation of your service from the depths of my heart.
• SECOND consolidation Faith Iceland, Greenland, Mackenzie, Newfoundland.
• He hopes that the believers outside Germany will also be attracted to your centre, and will thus contribute to the further growth and consolidation of your community.
• Instead of consolidation the whole would be shattered into fragments.
• The New York Central between Albany and Buffalo was a consolidation, by Commodore Vanderbilt, of sixteen short lines.
• Consolidation took place on a great scale in railroads and in manufactures.
• It is a grim jest to say that consolidation does not change the railroad situation as regards the question of rates.
• The consolidation, again, of those strata, and the erection of them from their original position, and from the place in which they had been formed, is another question.
• At the outset the peoples were amateurs in the science and art of expansion, occupation, consolidation, exploitation.
• Improved transportation facilities, abolition of export dues and the consolidation of small estates would, doubtless, help toward better results.
• The epoch of expansion is pretty nearly past, but there remains before us a great work of development and consolidation.
• This measure gave new energy and consolidation to the monarchy, and added incalculable strength to the regal arm.
• Ivan, with extraordinary energy and sagacity, devoted himself to the consolidation of the Russian empire, and the development of all its sources of wealth.

Similar words containing NSOLIDA without suffix tion and without prefix co

consolidate14 consolidated16 consolidates15 consolidator15 consolidating17 consolidative19 consolidators16 reconsolidate16 consolidations17 reconsolidated18 reconsolidates17 unconsolidated18 nonconsolidated19 reconsolidating19 reconsolidation18

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