Erection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of erecting
• the action of erecting a structure or object
• a building or other upright structure
• an enlarged and rigid state of the penis, typically in sexual excitement
• act of erecting or the state of being erected
• The act of erecting, or raising upright; the act of constructing, as a building or a wall, or of fitting together the parts of, as a machine; the act of founding or establishing, as a commonwealth or an office; also, the act of rousing to excitement or courage.
• The state of being erected, lifted up, built, established, or founded; exaltation of feelings or purposes.
• State of being stretched to stiffness; tension.
• Anything erected; a building of any kind.
• The state of a part which, from having been soft, has become hard and swollen by the accumulation of blood in the erectile tissue.
• an erect penis
• a structure that has been erected
• the act of building or putting up

Words related to ERECTION

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Words that contain ERECTION

erections11 piloerection16 piloerections17

How to use ERECTION in a sentence

• The book closes with a description of the land of fire and endless pain where the fallen spirits abide, and the erection of Pandemonium, the palace of Satan.
• We were told that since the erection of this hotel, it has been the custom for all the male inhabitants of the town to dine and breakfast there.
• It was chiefly directed to the erection of palaces and temples, the ruins of which attest grandeur and vastness.
• The financial ability of the charge was moderate, and hence the erection of the Church required a great effort.
• The services were next held in school houses, some log and others frame, until the erection of the Court House in 1842.
• The erection of a new Church, twenty-eight by forty-five feet in size, was commenced in December, and in May, 1872, the lecture-room was dedicated by Rev.
• Here there are occasional traces of foundation walls, but so ruined as to give no clue to the date of their erection.
• The Hindoos and Mahomedans have the good belief that by the erection of works for general benefit, they may more easily attain future happiness.
• The erection of a new province, moreover, would provide offices for many of the Loyalists who were pressing their claims for place on the government at home.
• Yet this immense erection is all formed of complete and distinct parts, not half as large as the room we are now sitting in.
• Here, too, have been found a few fragments of sculptured stone, and slabs containing an account of the erection of a palatial edifice by Nebuchadnezzar.
• The period of the Black Death was precisely the time when Edward completed a plan which he had begun by the erection of his Round Table at Windsor in 1344.
• I accompanied him one day on a visit to the Benares college, a handsome building in process of erection by the Indian Government.
• I swung it back, pushed with my weight against the erection and the gate came open.
• It is no uncommon thing to see in the villages of today several rooms in course of erection while there are a dozen or more rooms within a few steps abandoned and going to decay.
• After a while, in a pleasant position on the ridge could be seen a very neat log-house in progress of erection.
• No opposition was made by the government to its erection.
• For example, we might think it good to build a church, but simply thinking of it as a good thing will not help its erection.
• The erection of them is considered meritorious both among Hindus and Mussulmans.
• Of course the erection of fortifications was one of the first tasks to be undertaken by the War Department.
• Have we any coeval documents which contain particulars relating to the erection of churches? A.
• What complete structures are there in this style of a late date, the periods of the erection of which are ascertained? A.
• He accordingly began in 1796, and in 1799 completed, the erection of a mansion which bore the name of Otsego Hall.
• In the erection and furnishing of this palace he has exhibited a most refined and judicious taste.
• Indeed, I believe it was only found out several centuries after its erection, that it absolutely leaned more in one direction than another.
• Tradition refers the erection of this edifice to the English.
• One of his first acts seems to have been the erection of a palace designed for his habitation and that of his successors.
• Bush, Macrae, Harder, and Smith had gone down the Anadyr River in June with a large raft of station-houses, intended for erection along its banks.
• On this stream a flour mill has been erected, and there is sufficient fall in it for the erection of two or three more.
• Somewhere, beneath the deep shadowed altar screen, they could make out an erection that might have been an altar, only they knew that it was not.
• Jesus Christ, on the erection of his Gospel ministry, gave rules to his disciples, how they were to conduct themselves in the case before us.
• These were founded in divine wisdom on the erection of the Gospel ministry, and were unmixed with the inventions of men.
• A let the contract for erection and completion of the building to C, I having made the articles of agreement for same.

Similar words containing EREC without suffix tion

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