Denomination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENOMINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act of denominating
• a recognized autonomous branch of the Christian Church
• a branch of any religion
• the face value of a banknote, coin, or postage stamp
• the rank of a playing card within a suit, or of a suit relative to others
• a name or designation.
• the action of naming or classifying something
• The act of naming or designating.
• That by which anything is denominated or styled; an epithet; a name, designation, or title; especially, a general name indicating a class of like individuals; a category; as, the denomination of units, or of thousands, or of fourths, or of shillings, or of tons.
• A class, or society of individuals, called by the same name; a sect; as, a denomination of Christians.
• a group of religious congregations having its own organization and a distinctive faith
• a class of one kind of unit in a system of numbers or measures or weights or money
• identifying word or words by which someone or something is called and classified or distinguished from others

Words related to DENOMINATION

denominations16

Words that contain DENOMINATION

denominations16 denominational17 denominationali18 undenominationa18 nondenomination18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

How to use DENOMINATION in a sentence

• Each package has its paper strap, on which the number and denomination is given in printed characters.
• Akbar was a Mohammedan, but of liberal mind, and had not the slightest compunction about consulting with a clergyman of another denomination.
• He loved a righteous man, and sympathized with an unfortunate one, without reference to his denomination.
• The minister is selected by the President, and may be of any denomination.
• He had never before had occasion to speak to a churchman of any denomination.
• No part of the name of our Church, peculiar to our denomination, can be translated and applied to the church in Chinese without inconvenience or great detriment.
• I do not mean by this, in any wife to confine it to one denomination of Christians.
• He was an English dean of great celebrity as a pulpit orator, now on a visit to the United States, and preaching in turn in every pulpit of his denomination as he passed.
• If there are colored saints in Paradise, it will be utterly impossible for the Charleston white saints of the Episcopal denomination to feel at home there.
• The ability of the younger men in our denomination was conspicuous.
• Yet I never attend an impressive service that I do not wish I were a good member of that particular church, no matter what denomination it happens to be.
• Originally it was all inhabited but by one sort of people, known by one common denomination of Scythians.
• It was in frequent use by the camp-meetings of the Methodist denomination, which sect, at the South, is partial to these rural religious gatherings.
• These, it is presumed, come under the denomination of play.
• He is a gentleman of eminent piety, belonging to the Presbyterian denomination.
• By this we are to understand, that people of this denomination were in antient times his priests.
• He was constant in his attendance on the worship of a small and unpopular religious denomination.
• This is the only mission of the Congregational denomination in Alaska.
• No other denomination plans to occupy this station if given up by the American Missionary Association.
• That is his character, and the denomination of his office.
• In fact, the denomination to which Jake belonged did not believe in nor teach salvation from sin.
• And to have kept pace with the others, the Congregational denomination should now have as many as three more large churches.
• The Giffards of Shirefhall, they say, ware of old Shirefs of Louthian, and from that their house got its denomination.
• In the latter denomination, Father Giroux told me, the proportion of Indians and half-breeds, including those of the first lake, was about equal.
• Strong, is an active member of the Methodist Church in that town, and naturally a large number of ministers of that denomination are his summer guests.
• It was told of a brother clergyman of the same denomination, and stationed in the same city with the man who told me.
• When Ferdinand and Isabella, however, united their separate kingdoms under one denomination, neither Castile nor Arragon could be considered as an absolute monarchy.
• Each man seemed to take his own point of view, without any regard to the opinions of the particular religious denomination to which he belonged.
• This first case will comprehend all those uses of things, which go under the denomination of gaming.
• A Quaker seldom goes to law with a person of another denomination, till he has proposed arbitration.
• Daniel and Susannah were thrifty New England Puritans, leading members of the Baptist denomination and parishioners of the widely known Elder Leland.
• That the great mass of our people to-day possess any reasonable fund of knowledge about the Christian Church or their own denomination may well be doubted.
• A single case consists of thirty-two flat brass tubes, standing perpendicularly, side by side, each one being filled with a certain denomination of type.
• The basis of their association was made so broad that Christians of every denomination could heartily unite in its profession of faith.

Similar words containing NOMINA without suffix tion and without prefix de

nomina8 nominal9 agnomina11 nominals10 nominate10 adnominal12 agnominal12 binominal13 cognomina14 denominal12 nominable13 nominally14 nominated12 nominates11 nominator11 prenomina13 adnominals13 binominals14 cognominal15 denominate13 innominate12 nominalise12 nominalism14 nominalist12 nominalize21 nominately15 nominating13 nomination12 nominative15 nominators12 praenomina14 prenominal14 pronominal14 renominate12 surnominal12 cognominate16 denominable16 denominated15 denominates14 denominator14 innominable15 nominalised14 nominalises13 nominalisms15 nominalists13 nominalized23 nominalizes22 nominations13 nominatival16 nominatives16 praenominal15 prenominate15 renominated14 renominates13 nominatable15 cognominally20 cognominated18 cognominates17 denominating16 denominative18 denominators15 innominables16 multinominal16 nominalising15 nominalistic16 nominalizing24 nominatively20 prenominally19 prenominated17 prenominates16 pronominally19 renominating15 renomination14 cognominating19 cognomination18 denominations16 denominatives19 nominativally21 praenominally20 prenominating18 prenomination17 pronominalise17 pronominalize26 renominations15 cognominations19 denominational17 denominatively23 nominalisation16 nominalization25 prenominations18 pronominalised19 pronominalises18 pronominalized28 pronominalizes27 nominalisations17 nominalizations26 pronominalising20 pronominalizing29 interdenominati18 denominationali18 undenominationa18 nondenomination18 undenominational19 denominationalism22 nondenominational20 denominationalisms23 interdenominational22 nondenominationalism25 nondenominationalisms26

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