Conventions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVENTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONVENTION, an established usage
• a way in which something is usually done
• behaviour that is considered acceptable or polite to most members of a society
• an agreement between states covering particular matters, especially one less formal than a treaty
• a large meeting or conference, especially of members of a political party or a particular profession or group
• an assembly of the delegates of a political party to select candidates for office.
• a body set up by agreement to deal with a particular issue
• a meeting of Parliament without a summons from the sovereign.
• a bid or system of bidding by which the bidder tries to convey specific information about the hand to their partner, as opposed to seeking to win the auction.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• agreement, contract; an agreement between states for regulation of matters affecting all of them; a compact between opposing commanders especially concerning prisoner exchange or armistice; a general agreement about basic principles or procedures; a principle or procedure accepted as true or correct by convention

Words related to CONVENTIONS

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Words that contain CONVENTIONS

preconventions21 counterconventions25

How to use CONVENTIONS in a sentence

• In 1830, four years after the murder, the Anti-Masons had held conventions and framed a political platform of principles, the chief of which was hostility to all secret societies.
• We meet as acquaintances because the conventions of the world make anything else ridiculous.
• Then in succession the local, county, district, state, and national conventions are held.
• Opinion, as elicited and expressed by two large and respectable conventions lately assembled at St.
• Women like Angelina and Sarah Grimke and Lucretia Mott were pioneers in numerous anti-slavery conventions.
• In the text we are carried by a true seer back of all traditions, behind all conventions, beyond all beliefs about life to life itself as it lies in its own freshness and fulness.
• It takes courage and strength of mind thus to tear down conventions and forms.
• It would have been useless to sweep away the old conventions if he had had nothing to set in their place.
• Few conventions have ever been pervaded by such a depth of feeling, or exhibited such a reserve of latent enthusiasm.
• It is extraordinary how war conditions will break down conventions.
• It made social conventions of no value, and narrowed the question of morality to the relationship of these three human souls.
• The conventions of life had fallen absolutely away, and she considered them no more.
• I accuse her of nothing but a slavish devotion to custom and the conventions.
• Let us consider, then, some of the chief points in the history and practical working of National conventions.
• The system of separate returns results, doubtless, from the political arrangements and conventions by which Russia acquired the possession of those two countries.
• On his side, Gifford Barrett was gaining considerable amusement from the morning conventions on the beach.
• CONVENTIONS BETWEEN HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AND THE TRANSVAAL OR SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC.
• Remember you are to make that series of conventions with me.
• A man more accustomed to the conventions would not have attempted it.
• They tore up all the conventions which regulated the conduct of warfare, and reduced it to sheer brigandage and terrorism.
• In the meantime, national party conventions for the nomination of presidential candidates had been held.

Similar words containing NVENTION without suffix s and without prefix co

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