Eminences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMINENCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EMINENCE, a high station or rank, also EMINENCY
• fame or acknowledged superiority within a particular sphere
• an important or distinguished person
• a title or form of address given to a Roman Catholic cardinal
• a piece of rising ground
• a slight projection from the surface of the body

Words related to EMINENCES

eminence12 eminency15

Words that contain EMINENCES

preeminences18 preheminences22 supereminences20

How to use EMINENCES in a sentence

• On the one side there are lofty mountains, with eminences and peaks of various formation and height, while in the distance the great Electric Peak can be easily seen.
• From the peculiar rocks and eminences along the shore, reflections are cast into the water of an almost indescribable character.
• So King Agamemnon ordered beacon fires laid on the tops of Mount Ida, Mount Athos, Mount Cithaeron, and on intervening eminences.
• The country west of the town rises into commanding eminences, overlooking the noble Rhine, and I feel already that I am in Germany, though I have yet to cross the frontier.
• Besides these, are various other eminences in the immediate vicinity of this compact little town, which add greatly to its beauty.
• Step by step they scale the eminences, toiling through the heavenly atmosphere.
• On some of these eminences are chapels and fortresses.
• To the left, upon eminences, stand some isolated churches and monasteries, such as St.
• Our road now lay over fertile eminences, varied with fields and meadows in a high state of cultivation.
• Walled cities it had, and castles crowned its eminences.
• The rest was chiefly hearing, because we had to take shelter behind such slight eminences as a piece of ordinary waste ground can offer.
• Aubin is embraced by a crescent of smiling eminences thickly sprinkled with villas and orchards.
• It is the dawn of a region of high hills, a fine range of which stretch westward into Derbyshire, while on every side there are lofty eminences and deep valleys.
• Sheffield opens magnificently on the right, and its villas and ornamented suburbs stretch full two miles on the eminences to the left.
• Two detached forts, situated on eminences, commanded the approaches to the place, one towards the east, and the other towards the north.
• The Lancaster and Carlisle Railway will approach the town of Kendal, about eight or nine miles from eminences that command the whole vale of Windermere.
• The region became savage, the trail of the army wound hither and thither to avoid sudden eminences or sudden hollows.
• Rheinstein and Reichenstein Centuries ago the castles of Rheinstein and Reichenstein frowned at each other from neighbouring eminences.
• Grassy eminences, crowned with woods, and covered with herds of horses and the handsome Jamaica cattle, descend, in successive undulations, to the sea.
• As temples were particularly erected upon such places, these eminences were often denominated Sar-On, from the Deity, to whom the temples were sacred.
• Here and there lesser eminences arose in the valley, some covered with wood, others with corn or grass, and a few with heath or fern.
• On the two sides of the fountain, on small eminences at the bottom of the hills, there are a number of oak trees.
• The hills, if the bare eminences might be so-called, were composed of a red sandy soil producing only salsolae and composite plants, but no grass.
• Though the base of these eminences consisted of fine blue clay, yet their tops were so sandy and soft that the carts sank deeper than on the plains.
• We find it also in Holland, where the fires were kindled on the highest eminences, and the people danced round them and leaped through the flames or over the glowing embers.
• The power which lifted the mightier eminences, in nearly all cases lifted others to an almost equal height.
• In many parts of the world they are built on very lofty eminences, in allusion, it is said, to St.
• It may easily be understood, therefore, that the conversation during the whole of dinner turned upon the two checks that his Eminence’s Guardsmen had received.
• All of these eminences lie south of the line claimed by Great Britain.
• An accurate profile of so many of these eminences as fall in the line of the connected meridian is herewith submitted.
• This chain of eminences is not prolonged to the westward, as it is entirely unconnected with any other height aspiring to the name of mountain in that direction.
• Mouth nearly central, with a small tooth on each side, and below it a triangular space with three strong conical eminences.

Similar words containing INENCE without suffix s and without prefix em

eminence12 desinence12 imminence15 abstinence14 continence14 desinences13 imminences16 pertinence14 prominence16 abstinences15 continences15 pertinences15 preeminence17 prominences17 impertinence18 inabstinence16 incontinence16 preeminences18 preheminence21 impertinences19 inabstinences17 incontinences17 preheminences22 rhinencephala23 supereminence19 rhinencephalic26 rhinencephalon24 supereminences20 rhinencephalons25

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