Czarina is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CZARINA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the wife of a czar, also CZARITSA, CZARITZA, TSARINA, TSARITZA, TSARINA
• an empress of Russia before 1917
• The title of the empress of Russia.
• the wife or widow of a czar
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant spelling (esp US) oftsarina

Words related to CZARINA

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Words that contain CZARINA

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How to use CZARINA in a sentence

• The Czarina knew her obligations to the Khan, but she did not acknowledge them.
• Petersburg, assuring the Czarina that beyond all doubt the Kalmucks were in the very crisis of departure.
• This action, taken, it was said, at the direction of the Czarina, added to the already wide-spread belief that the government was animated by a desire to make peace with Germany.
• The emperor was obliged to engage as a party in this war, by a treaty offensive and defensive, which he had many years before concluded with the czarina.
• The war maintained by the emperor and the czarina against the Ottoman Porte, had not yet produced any decisive event.
• As the czarina expressed an inclination to assist this unfortunate princess, the French court resolved to find her employment in another quarter.
• The late czarina was influenced chiefly by German councils, and employed a great number of foreigners in her service.
• These two powers had agreed to an armistice of three months, during which the czarina augmented her forces in Finland.
• The Russian minister retired from Berlin without the ceremony of taking leave, and the Prussian ambassador Warendorf was recalled from the court of the czarina.
• MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CZARINA AND KING OF PRUSSIA.
• DECLARATION OF THE CZARINA AGAINST THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
• Early in January of this year died the Czarina Elizabeth, one of the most bitter and inveterate enemies of our ally, the King of Prussia.
• Petersburgh, where they lived under the protection of the czarina.
• The Czarina of Russia was invited to be a party to this treaty, but she refused, and still carried on war with the Turks on the one side, and the Swedes on the other.
• Alarmed at the approach of her enemies, the czarina sent 10,000 Russians, under the command of General Ingelstrom, to obstruct their progress.
• The Czarina having demanded that its army should be reduced to 16,000 men, the Poles resolved to resist her will, and to try once more the fate of arms.
• This alluded more especially to Russia, where the Czarina Catherine had recently been succeeded by her son Paul, whose line of policy was different from that of his mother.
• Orloff, one of them, hurried to the Czarina, and told her she had no time to lose.
• The Czarina and Princess Daschkaw stay till the stroke is struck.
• But in 1770 the idea was revived by Frederic the Great, who sent his brother Henry to discuss it with the Czarina.
• They comprise Prince Henry, his only brother, who is due home from China in the spring of 1900, and his consort, Princess Irene of Hesse, sister of the young czarina.
• The Czarina is the most beautiful woman I ever saw, aristocratic, simple, extremely sensitive.
• Once when we thought it was time to go, and had started to make our adieus, the Czarina kept on talking, urging us to stay.

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