Empires is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMPIRES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EMPIRE, a dominion of peoples and nations under the same power
• an extensive group of states or countries ruled over by a single monarch, an oligarchy, or a sovereign state
• supreme political power over several countries when exercised by a single authority
• absolute control over a person or group.
• a large commercial organization owned or controlled by one person or group
• an extensive sphere of activity controlled by one person or group
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting a style of furniture, decoration, or dress fashionable chiefly during the First Empire in France. The decorative style was neoclassical but marked by an interest in Egyptian and other ancient motifs.
• denoting produce from the Commonwealth.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a major political unit

Words related to EMPIRES

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How to use EMPIRES in a sentence

• I was to see the ruin of the mighty and the overthrow of empires.
• It aims at the suppression of freedom in small or unarmed nationalities, the absorption of independent countries into great empires.
• Had empires depended upon it that moment, she could not have complied.
• The troops of the Germans and Austrians began joyously to pillage both Russia and the Ukraine, hunting for the food that was so scarce in the central empires.
• The empire of the Tibetans was organized quite differently from the empires of the Huns and the Hsien-pi tribes.
• Already when Benham came to London he had begun to dream of possibilities that went beyond the accidental states and empires of to-day.
• In the wars which still from time to time were waged between the two empires Parthia was almost uniformly worsted.
• These comfortably large counties! They are veritable empires.
• I think it not impossible, that France and the two empires may join against all the rest.
• Nevertheless, it seems as if England and Prussia meant in earnest to stop the war in that quarter, contented to leave the two empires in the hands of the Turks.
• Imagine yourself an educated Swiss, Dutchman, or a member of any of the thirty or forty nationalities that make up the Austrian or Russian Empires.
• But then prosperity came, and culture, which meant contact with the capitalist ideas of the heathen empires.
• Discovering that captives taken in war can be made to work, he makes a procession of empires, which are eaten through with luxury and corruption, and fall into ruins again.
• I thought of the concerns of empires and plans of statesmen, the fate of nations and the horrors of war.
• It is manifest, however, that this destruction of nations and desolation of empires must have had a beginning some time or other.
• In this quest for a short route to the half-fabulous empires of Asia they had literally stumbled upon a new continent which they had made haste to exploit.
• Empires, like men, must increase, decay, and be extinguished.
• It may be concerned with the construction and decoration of cities, kingdoms and empires.
• Empires and civilizations have been built up by comparatively large numbers of human beings concentrated in relatively small spaces.
• In this present round the contestants are nations and empires, organized in ever-changing alliances.
• The present century opened in a period of critical struggle between empires, within empires and between imperial centers and colonial dependencies.
• Many centuries had passed since the two empires had been united under one ruler.
• Thousands who could gain wealth, hundreds who could wield empires, for one who could take up the astronomical problems with any hope of success.
• The inaction of Egypt was favourable to the growth and spread of other kingdoms and empires.
• Kingdoms and empires flourished in Songhay and Zymbabwe, and art and industry in Yoruba and Benin.
• He was watched as though he held the destinies of empires in the hollow of his hand.
• This is the weakness of these huge empires of antiquity, which have no internal cohesion, and tumble to pieces as soon as some external bond is loosened.
• Aha-Mena began the first of three successive Egyptian empires.

Similar words containing PIRE without suffix s and without prefix em

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