Correspondence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRESPONDENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the agreement of things with one another, also CORRESPONDENCY
• a close similarity, connection, or equivalence
• communication by exchanging letters
• letters sent or received
• Friendly intercourse; reciprocal exchange of civilities; especially, intercourse between persons by means of letters.
• The letters which pass between correspondents.
• Mutual adaptation, relation, or agreement, of one thing to another; agreement; congruity; fitness; relation.
• communication by the exchange of letters
• compatibility of observations
• the relation of corresponding in degree or size or amount
• (mathematics) an attribute of a shape or relation; exact reflection of form on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane
• similarity by virtue of corresponding
• the agreement of things with one another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the agreement of things with one another; a particular similarity; a relation between sets in which each member of one set is associated with one or more members of the other — compare function 5a

Words related to CORRESPONDENCE

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Words that contain CORRESPONDENCE

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How to use CORRESPONDENCE in a sentence

• He seems to have had an impression all his life that some mysterious fate awaited him, which the correspondence of his dreams and day visions tended to confirm.
• The correspondence which ensued is honourable to the spirit and feelings of both.
• The correspondence between this Government and that of Spain relating to this transaction is herewith communicated.
• Meanwhile the Spanish Minister at Philadelphia, Yrujo, in his correspondence with the Secretary of State, was pursuing precisely the same course of subterfuge and delay.
• Her correspondence contains frequent allusions to the progress of her German reading.
• I am thinking now of the last subject dealt with in our correspondence, that I should have informed myself regarding Mr.
• Dodgson considered that the psychological moment for putting an end to the correspondence had arrived.
• There is such correspondence of each and every thing that takes form in the created universe with each and every thing of man, that man may be said to be a sort of universe.
• BERG ESENWEIN THE HOME CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
• There was correspondence and negotiation with the French and Swiss Reformed Churches, with German Lutherans, with French Gallicans.
• There followed, too, an irritating correspondence between the Transvaal and Imperial Governments, in the course of which Dr.
• The warmth of their friendship comes out very strikingly in their correspondence.
• He and Uncle Sebastian had kept up a correspondence ever since Hiram had come south.
• As to his relations with Origen see the correspondence.
• Cicero, during the most important period of his life, maintained a close correspondence with Atticus, and with a wide circle of political friends and connections.
• Several zealous and able men had united their counsels, and were in correspondence with each other.
• Finding that his correspondence with Moreau was discovered, he desired to speak in private with secretary St.
• In 1775 he was elected a member of the Provincial Congress and was appointed on the committee of correspondence.
• The Insurance Commissioners work through the Inspectors in all matters that are more susceptible to local treatment than to treatment by correspondence.
• The box on being opened was found to contain a full correspondence between Schiller and Goethe, ready arranged for the press.
• He would go to America and publish all his correspondence with Napoleon.
• His power was growing, chiefly by his voluminous correspondence.
• She wondered if he would write again, or if his correspondence would prove as spasmodic, as easily interrupted as his attentions had been when they were both in the same town.
• The drawer contained diplomatic correspondence, and the missing receipt.
• In particular I shall aim at the friendship, and shall cultivate the best correspondence, of the worthy colleague you have given me.
• The correspondence dictated to Bok covered, naturally, all these fields, and a more remarkable opportunity for self-education was never offered a stenographer.
• We know the parallel forms of correspondence in English, which give a means of communication but not properly a language.
• Some correspondence, I believe, took place between them on the subject.

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