Excellency is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCELLENCY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being excellent, also EXCELLENCE
• a title or form of address given to certain high officials of state, especially ambassadors, or of the Roman Catholic Church
• an outstanding feature or quality
• Excellence; virtue; dignity; worth; superiority.
• A title of honor given to certain high dignitaries, esp. to viceroys, ministers, and ambassadors, to English colonial governors, etc. It was formerly sometimes given to kings and princes.
• a title used to address dignitaries (such as ambassadors or governors); usually preceded by `Your\' or `His\' or `Her\'
• an outstanding feature; something in which something or someone excels
• the quality of being excellent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• excellence; outstanding or valuable quality —usually used in plural

Words related to EXCELLENCY

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How to use EXCELLENCY in a sentence

• His Excellency was a great worker and did not like to lose time, so he attended to business in the intervals of the game or while dealing the cards.
• There remained only two vacant boxes, besides that of his Excellency, which was distinguished by its curtains of red velvet.
• His Excellency started to rise, but apprehending that such a move would be ascribed to fear, controlled himself and looked about him.
• Our conversation upon this subject having come to an end, I communicated the contents of your telegram of to-day to his Excellency, who expressed his best thanks to you.
• I hope to see his Excellency to-morrow again to discuss the matter further, but the prospect of obtaining a definite answer seems to me remote.
• His Excellency received my communication with the courtesy which never leaves him.
• His Excellency began by asking me how I was, and welcoming me to his country.
• His Excellency the Governor was very anxious to get rid of them, which was not at all surprising.
• His Excellency the Governor came on shore, when the party, consisting of the Governor, Mr.
• In the unavoidable absence of his Excellency, the President, owing to the pressing cares of state, and of the Hon.
• I pray your excellency to receive the renewed assurance of the high consideration with which I have the honor to be, your most obedient, humble servant, EDW.
• About a week following our first interview with his excellency, Sir Evan McCregor, we received an invitation to dine at Government House with a company of gentlemen.
• He wished them to know that they must work, and trusted that his Excellency would endeavour to force them to labor.
• And it was a near thing, for his Excellency has informed my American publishers since that a week later orders were issued to have us detained till the end of the war.
• The Parthians surpassed all nations in the number of their cavalry and in the excellency of their archers.
• If, therefore, we are sad at separating from Your Excellency, it will not in any way be looked upon as strange.
• During the Mutiny Your Excellency performed feats of gallantry that are historic.
• The Punjab is the sword of India, and Your Excellency has had the courage to lean most strongly upon that sword.
• The long and valuable services rendered by Your Excellency to the Crown and the country are well known to, and are deeply appreciated by, us.
• Still, he agreed that our knowledge of the murder would be a powerful help toward making His Excellency reasonable.
• To His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of the American Forces.
• To His Excellency, Commander-in-Chief of Spanish Forces, Santiago de Cuba.
• But your Excellency knows, that we stand engaged in treaties with some nations, which will give them occasion to claim whatever privileges we yield to any other.
• The direction, however, goes to all cases, and, therefore, we must trouble your Excellency with the appointment of one or more officers of review.
• I thought it of sufficient importance to be communicated to your Excellency by the stationed expresses.
• Your Excellency will judge from this state of things, and from what you know of our country, what it may probably suffer during the present campaign.
• Sir, I take the liberty of troubling your Excellency on behalf of six citizens of the United States, who have been for some time confined in the prison of St.
• The lovers were captured, and she was brought to His Excellency, her father, who sold her to a slave-trader.
• Finding that his Excellency Sir John Franklin had just left for Launceston, I proceeded thither to wait on him.
• Washington answered at once, expressing his pleasure at the prospect of seeing his excellency, but begging him, with a touch of irony, not to do anything to endanger his health.
• His Excellency had the satisfaction, at the moment that he came to this resolution, of seeing the public grounds wear every appearance of a productive harvest.
• In the reception-room I found quite a large assemblage waiting for His Excellency, the Privy-councilor, who had not yet made his appearance.
• But at length Master Gille did salute his excellency as he passed, and the elephant prepared himself for the message.
• Neither did they ever use the terms excellency, or grace, or honour, upon similar occasions.
• But what is classic learning to us now? I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord.

Similar words containing CELLEN without suffix cy and without prefix ex

excellent18 cellentani12 excellence21 cellentanis13 excellences22 excellently23 excellencies23 superexcellent25 superexcellence28

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