Ebullitions is valid Scrabble Word

Is ebullitions a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for EBULLITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

EBULLITION, the act, process or state of boiling or bubbling up; a sudden violent outburst or display
a sudden outburst of emotion or violence
the action of bubbling or boiling

Words related to EBULLITIONS

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How to use EBULLITIONS in a sentence

But our duty is the less pleasing one of pointing to some of the sophistries of the argument and some of the ill-advised ebullitions of the orator.
But the last of these ebullitions is the most lively.
He showed temper, venting his spite on mere acts of thoughtlessness or simple ebullitions of high spirits.
But at times this resignation boiled up into hot, seething ebullitions of angry protest, of raging passion.
Such ebullitions were transient, and invariably followed by feelings of regret and sorrow.
Indeed the opposition to them had, for at least half a century before, risen up in periodical ebullitions that were characterized by much outrage and cruelty.
The blows of her father on the contrary, which were the mere ebullitions of a passionate temper, instead of humbling her, roused her indignation.
The ebullitions of the central eruption still evidently preserve their original form.
These were not the proceedings of candour and national justice, but the ebullitions of party zeal and rancorous animosity.
Distant rumblings echo menacingly in the ebullitions of its people.

Such ebullitions, however, seldom last more than a few hours.
The country was too pleased with him and too proud of him to pay any special attention to these momentary ebullitions of dissatisfaction.
But they were ebullitions of revenge for three centuries of tyranny.
As an eminent Dundonian divine, who wishes to remain anonymous, remarks, it is a melancholy fact that men of genius have often been prone to violent ebullitions of temper.
His country was at war with the French, and he was merely one of the instruments appointed to defeat them, and this may account for his ebullitions of hatred from time to time.
These fervent professors of the Christian faith were in no way particular as to the form or authenticity of their declamatory ebullitions.
With the progress of civilization, life has become less and less dramatic, and affords fewer striking scenes and violent ebullitions of passion.

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