Discoverers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOVERERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISCOVERER, one who discovers
• the first person to find or explore a place.
• the first person to find or observe a substance or scientific phenomenon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• columbus day

Words related to DISCOVERERS

discover14

Words that contain DISCOVERERS

codiscoverers21 rediscoverers19

How to use DISCOVERERS in a sentence

• The exploits of discoverers, the triumphs of American inventors, and the achievements of men of letters and men of science, find place in these stories.
• It was easy, in presence of such scenery, to conceive the exaltation which possessed the souls of the first discoverers of the West Indies.
• I felt that I stood, or rather lay, as near to the primitive man of America, that night, as any of its discoverers ever did.
• If they were not the discoverers of new worlds, they were certainly the first to make the name of European respected and venerated by the natives.
• To gain a reputation as discoverers men will invent or suppress facts.
• It is a racy work, which all modern naturalists, and modern discoverers of secrets and inventions ought to read.
• But the most conclusive proof of aboriginal depravity is that supplied by the discoverers of America, including Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci.
• Happy were the first discoverers of Niagara, those who could come unawares upon this view and upon that, whose feelings were entirely their own.
• Ample grants, however, were made both to the governor and Betts, as original possessors, or discoverers, and it was held in law that their claims were thus compromised.
• His discoverers may have believed in him themselves, but they will hardly get other people to do so.
• This monument is due to Senor Gutierrez de la Vega, who initiated a public subscription during the last years of the Spanish regime for a monument to the two discoverers.
• No man has ever been more in sympathy with the discoverers in Natural History than John Fiske.
• There are few observers, few discoverers, few who even wish to discover truth.
• Hudson is a prince among triumphant and adventurous discoverers.
• French discoverers hugged the rivers, as by some deep affinity.
• Essentially chivalrous, the French explorer proved the knight-errant among American discoverers.
• The capitalists were holding off, satisfied that in the end all the valuable mines would fall into their hands, and caring nothing how fared the brave but unlucky discoverers.
• The discoverers of truth, the teachers of science, the makers of inventions, have passed to their last rewards, but their works have survived.
• Most great discoverers, most deep-thinking philosophers, most earnest reformers, most toiling pioneers of progress, have in their turn had flung at them the name of Atheist.
• Bass, the discoverers of the north-western part of Tasmania.
• The discoverers were, therefore, obliged to proceed by land through this difficult region, which, without a guide on whom they could rely, was attended with overwhelming toil.
• The intellectual plateau is already high, and our discoverers are those who, like peaks above the plateau, rise a little above the general level of thought at the time.
• Up to that time it had been retained as the discoverers fixed it by pure piety and patriotism.
• The Dutch, then, its discoverers, were not so wrong in naming it Zealand or Sea-land.
• Since we, however, only render homage to one God in Three Persons, and consequently may not adore the discoverers of new lands, it remains for us to offer them our admiration.
• Amongst the great mass of material furnished me at my request by the discoverers, I selected such deeds as were most worthy to be recorded.
• THE CHINESE DISCOVERERS OF MEXICO IN THE FIFTH CENTURY.
• But if you are yourselves original discoverers in that field, give us some proof of your skill.
• Cecil and Walsingham among statesmen, Drake among discoverers, Bacon and Hooker among thinkers, Raleigh and Sidney at once among courtiers, soldiers, and scholars.
• Modern familiarity with navigation renders it difficult for us to appreciate adequately the greatness of the enterprise which was undertaken by the discoverers of the New World.
• The two discoverers landed upon the island in different places.
• It is a curious fact that the great chief of American discoverers should thus have inhabited a spot which was the first advanced outpost in African discovery.

Similar words containing COVERER without suffix s and without prefix dis

coverer12 coverers13 recoverer14 discoverer16 recoverers15 codiscoverer20 rediscoverer18 codiscoverers21 rediscoverers19

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