Delegation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELEGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of empowering to act for another
• a body of delegates or representatives; a deputation
• the action or process of delegating or being delegated
• The act of delegating, or investing with authority to act for another; the appointment of a delegate or delegates.
• One or more persons appointed or chosen, and commissioned to represent others, as in a convention, in Congress, etc.; the collective body of delegates; as, the delegation from Massachusetts; a deputation.
• A kind of novation by which a debtor, to be liberated from his creditor, gives him a third person, who becomes obliged in his stead to the creditor, or to the person appointed by him.
• a group of representatives or delegates
• authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions

Words related to DELEGATION

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Words that contain DELEGATION

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How to use DELEGATION in a sentence

• She had been in the gallery the day that a great temperance delegation had come and asked that the bar might be abolished, and she had listened to every word that had been said.
• Some one moved that the delegation be heard, and the House was resolved into a committee of the whole, with the First Minister in the chair.
• When the delegation leader had finished, and the applause was over, there was a moment of intense silence.
• He was appointed member of the Delegation of Justice on the twentieth of April.
• They were told that the Peace Conference had already heard the official delegation of India on this question.
• If the delegation was equally divided on any question, or if only one member was present, the state lost its vote.
• The subject of Lay Delegation again engaged the attention of the body.
• The Ottawas of the peninsula determined to send a delegation to Washington on the subject.
• Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, for temporary chairman of the Convention, an attractive young man in the Massachusetts delegation was recognized by the chair.
• I was honored by the delegation from my State with being made a member of the National Committee, and also a member of the committee that was named to wait on Mr.
• This delegation was one of the most attractive, clean, and intelligent with whom we had dealt.
• I made an appointment yesterday for the delegation to meet you at nine-fifteen.
• He picked out the oldest men from each delegation and stood before them.
• Together with Briand, Jaures and Millerand he was long a leader of the parliamentary delegation of Socialists.
• Essad then was induced to resign by being promised he should be president of the delegation which was to meet the newly-elected Prince, of Wied.
• But, as he left, the delegation of boys, headed by young Patem Onderdonk, came into the fort and sought to interview the Heer Governor.
• I think I ought not to leave out of an account of the very able and remarkable Massachusetts delegation in the Congress of 1869 the name of George S.
• Clarkson, Chairman of the Iowa delegation, was present with authority to vote for Mr.
• There had been an unfortunate estrangement between the Republicans of Massachusetts and of Maine by reason of the refusal of the Massachusetts delegation to support Mr.
• Upon this question the Missouri delegation refused to vote, under the lead, it was said, of General Doniphan, who denounced the resolutions as not satisfactory to either side.
• At the close of the session, and upon the request of my associates upon the commission, I wrote a report to Governor Andrew, which was signed by all the members of the delegation.
• Nor do I think his personal influence in the delegation was as great as that of some other members of it.
• In the last three national conventions of his party preceding his death, he was presented by the Illinois delegation to be named for the great office.
• In Washington, the Minnesota delegation secured the use of Dr.
• Gardiner had sent a delegation of nearly one-tenth of this number.
• The delegation realized the impossibility of securing the interference of a concert of Powers or of any one State against the wishes of England.
• On the Sabbath there was a large meeting, and the assistance of God enabled me to preach to them, after which we set forth, as a delegation to the Governor and Council in Boston.
• It will be seen from the following, that the delegation were not unmindful of their duty.
• Of all the factions, that headed by the South Carolina delegation possessed the greatest solidarity.
• On his way thither, he was met by a delegation which took him a willing captive and conducted him on a special train to his destination.
• On the second day, it was voted that where a delegation had not been instructed by a State convention how to give its vote, the individual delegates might vote as they pleased.
• The direct interest of the Irish delegation is that the English Government should be weak, and represent the minority of English electors.
• Questions of peace or war, our foreign relations, every diplomatic transaction, is a matter on which the Irish delegation may pronounce a decision.

Similar words containing LEGA without suffix tion and without prefix de

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