Contests is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTESTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONTEST, to compete for
• engage in competition to attain (a position of power)
• take part in (a competition or election)
• oppose (an action or theory) as mistaken or wrong
• engage in dispute about
NOUN:
• an event in which people compete for supremacy in a sport or other activity, or in a quality
• a competition for a political position
• a dispute or conflict

Words related to CONTESTS

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How to use CONTESTS in a sentence

• There are times when they apparently work a hardship to one team or the followers of one club, but, after all, they help to throw the necessary safeguards around the contests.
• Their contests are symbolical of the world-wide struggle between virtue and faith on the one hand, and sin and heresy on the other.
• Every thing is allowable, every thing is good, provided that we succeed in our ends! This is the rule which it designs shall prevail in political contests.
• They had continual contests with the free population of the Low Countries, and their nearest neighbors.
• And I very well remember, my lords, that whenever they were joined by parties of our own nation, the inequality in the number of the officers produced contests and disputes.
• She always entered into such contests with an unmistakable desire to win.
• On the contrary, their contests generally ended in a dead heat, or something very nearly approaching it.
• Hence you are involved in endless contests and daily wars.
• See the advertising pages for details and list of prizes, of which, there are many more than in the other contests.
• Again and again these contests of lungs and enthusiasm were repeated as the choice of New York was seconded by Michigan, and that of Illinois by Indiana.
• This measure produced the most bitter and angry contests ever known in Congress, before or since the Union of the States.
• In those two contests, covering a month of time in all, I had an opportunity to study Mr.
• Seldom in Presidential contests has there been such an array of great names presented as in that of 1824.
• Good and Evil contests personified by the course of the Sun, 594-m.
• The displays are no longer contests of laborious industry but of vision, and faith.
• The people flock in their thousands to witness matches for the principal league contests or cup ties.
• Since the arrangement of this compromise, no strenuous or effective effort has been made to revive the question as an element of political significance in party contests.
• The bird long contests among the Egyptians with the still received serpent symbol of power.
• Her terrible, single-handed contests against overwhelming odds were over, and she was safe.
• Some severe contests among the natives took place during this month in and about the town of Sydney.
• In some of these contests they have been seen on the field of battle attended by a person who appeared to be the friend of both parties.
• Yet the history of nations depends as much on their civil as on their warlike contests.
• But after his time they formed an organisation which led to further contests, ended by Richelieu.
• Are you fond of seeing contests or trials for victory? You shall see these also, and such as are not trivial, but important.
• The battle between Archimago and Sansloy refers to the contests of the Catholic powers with the Moslems.
• It is perhaps fortunate that such contests cannot in the nature of things last long.

Similar words containing NTEST without suffix s and without prefix co

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