Copies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COPIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COPY, to imitate
• make a similar or identical version of; reproduce
• reproduce (data stored in one location) in another location
• write out information that one has read or heard
• send a copy of a letter or an email to (a third party)
• send someone a copy of an email that is addressed to a third party
• imitate the style or behaviour of
• hear or understand someone speaking on a radio transmitter
NOUN:
• a thing made to be similar or identical to another
• a single specimen of a particular book, record, or other publication or issue
• matter to be printed
• material for a newspaper or magazine article
• the text of an advertisement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present 3d person sing. of copy

Words related to COPIES

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Words that contain COPIES

recopies12 wicopies15 miscopies15 bioscopies16 episcopies16 otoscopies14 telecopies14 uroscopies14 zooscopies23 autoscopies15 cryoscopies20 endoscopies16 fetoscopies18 horoscopies18 macrocopies19 manoscopies17 microcopies19 multicopies17 ouroscopies15 phenocopies20 photocopies20 poroscopies17 skiascopies19 telescopies15 colposcopies20 cystoscopies21 foetoscopies19 hieroscopies19 microscopies20 necroscopies18 radioscopies17 rhinoscopies19 urinoscopies16 arthroscopies20 coelioscopies19 colonoscopies19 cranioscopies19 fluoroscopies20 gastroscopies18 hepatoscopies22 laparoscopies19 metoposcopies21 nephroscopies22 oneiroscopies17 proctoscopies21 retinoscopies17 stereoscopies17 stethoscopies20 bronchoscopies25 dactyloscopies24 deuteroscopies19 ebullioscopies20 galvanoscopies22 laryngoscopies22 ornithoscopies21 spectroscopies22 tracheoscopies23 urethroscopies21 hysteroscopies24 esophagoscopies25 omoplatoscopies23 pharyngoscopies28 rontgenoscopies20 sigmoidoscopies23 ophthalmoscopies30

How to use COPIES in a sentence

• The priests caused copies to be made of all the sacred writings.
• Copies of these annals, differing somewhat among themselves, had been kept at the monasteries in Winchester, Abingdon, Worcester, and elsewhere.
• A few hundred copies were sold, and most of the reviews and criticisms were favorable.
• Besides, you have prepared your false copies with rare skill.
• I will send home two copies for yourself and the chairman as soon as they can be bound in Calcutta.
• I have printed eighteen copies of the establishments, as they are and were last year, and as I proposed for the new system.
• A few copies were printed anonymously and distributed among personal friends.
• Half a dozen copies were bound and placed on sale within the required time.
• More than twenty-five thousand copies of the Word of God went into circulation, in at least twenty different languages.
• Up to this time, 4,000 copies of the New Testament.
• I have already endeavoured to forward to you, by land, water, and air, copies of the Tuileries papers which have been published.
• I wish you would send me about 50 copies of the same.
• In delight, no doubt, at finding himself in print, he sent complimentary copies to a number of his fellow-clergy, and, among others, to the Vicar of Troy.
• The book was never challenged till a disreputable Bristol bookseller put some copies on sale to which he added some improper pictures, and he was prosecuted and convicted.
• Thousands of copies of the pamphlet are said to have been circulated, but it is now exceedingly rare.
• From 50 to 75 copies of the original can be made in a short time.
• We shall start with a thousand copies of the first number, but where we shall end, the Holy One, blessed be He, alone knows.
• Copies of Original Letters in the British Museum and Public Record Office, relating to the Case of Mary Blandy III.
• Fifteen hundred thousand copies were taken, and it would have been a fine occasion to get money by relics, but he did not profit by it.
• And in the copies which she sent to friends, sometimes one form, sometimes another, is found to have been used.
• You may love Moliere with a love surpassing your love of woman without any desire to beggar yourself in Paris by purchasing early copies of the plays.
• Norton the copies of the two letters which she missed by coming up.
• The sale of the American edition in the first twenty years amounted to seventy thousand copies.
• Also one or more copies are exchanged with each of the other states for copies of their laws to be kept in the state library.
• I like it real well, and all the rest of the people and children I have let take one of the copies liked it so well I let them take more copies.
• I believe it was recalled or suppressed, and that copies are rare.

Similar words containing PIE without suffix s and without prefix co

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