Encumbrances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCUMBRANCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENCUMBRANCE, something that encumbers, also INCUMBRANCE
• a mortgage or other claim on property or assets
• a person, especially a child, who is dependent on someone else for support.
• an impediment or burden
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that encumbers; impediment, burden

Words related to ENCUMBRANCES

encumbrance19

Words that contain ENCUMBRANCES

disencumbrances24

How to use ENCUMBRANCES in a sentence

• Stay not to make provision for yourself, but travel without encumbrances.
• The others on board were not to be counted, except as encumbrances.
• Then, when his father died, the property was his own, with such encumbrances as the old squire had been able to impose upon it.
• The trenches meandered for miles through the pitted brown slopes, and nothing could be seen from them but vast encumbrances of barbed wire.
• It is not often that a man gets such a chance of clearing the encumbrances off a property.
• Each man wore a cork jacket, but in spite of their encumbrances they were marvellously active.
• Even those who profess to teach the way to happiness, have multiplied our encumbrances, and the author of almost every book retards his instructions by a preface.
• The dogs, instead of aiding them, were rapidly becoming mere encumbrances.
• To get ready for battle by clearing the decks from encumbrances and anything unnecessary or dangerous, such as wooden partitions between cabins, etc.
• Ives at all, with or without encumbrances, I should certainly choose that one.
• These men of the spike, the peg, and the street, are encumbrances.
• One of his hands was wreathed in the neckcloth of his prostrate foe, while the other was employed in freeing his own dirk from the encumbrances of his vest.
• Such a measure, too, would only have impeded his progress, in the event of his pursuit, and have burdened him with encumbrances which would perpetually involve him in difficulty.
• Once more we found ourselves at Calais with Philpotts, but no encumbrances, bound on a second, a far happier, and much less eventful journey by the Engadine express.
• To prevent the sale of the property, the owners or trustees must pay the interest on the encumbrances.
• At Baton Rouge they cleared the raft of its living encumbrances, and then pushed ahead.
• All not absolutely necessary encumbrances were dispensed with, our camp equipage consisting of a few iron pots, tin cups, and plates.
• Steele had from his first wife an estate in Barbadoes, which produced, after payment of the interest on its encumbrances, L670 a-year.
• For example, there was that sudden absurd realization of his sash and gaiters, and his perception of them as encumbrances in his pursuit of God.
• It realised L18,000 for the creditors, and had health been spared him, Scott must soon have freed himself from all encumbrances.
• He fairly lost his temper and spun round and round, snapping viciously at his encumbrances.
• The other nations sent their sailors and their warriors without any such encumbrances.
• It was a small room, and it appeared literally full of children, of encumbrances of all sorts.
• And now that he was in easy circumstances, a rising man, he considered women almost as encumbrances to the world, with whom a man had better have as little to do as possible.

Similar words containing CUMBRANCE without suffix s and without prefix en

cumbrance17 cumbrances18 encumbrance19 incumbrance19 encumbrancer20 incumbrancer20 incumbrances20 encumbrancers21 incumbrancers21 disencumbrance23 disencumbrances24

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