Exiles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXILES in dictionary:

VERB:
• expel and bar (someone) from their native country, typically for political or punitive reasons
NOUN:
• a person who lives away from their native country, either from choice or compulsion
• the state of being barred from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons

Words related to EXILES

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How to use EXILES in a sentence

• Men do not become exiles and martyrs voluntarily, unless they are backed by a great cause.
• The exiles never attempt to escape, but quietly submit to their destiny.
• In the Cafe des Exiles there was endless discord and strife.
• Science and letters, for a long time buried in monasteries, reappeared like beautiful exiles at the imperial court, and social life thereby gained a little charm and softness.
• What will not curiosity do! here is every one running, Hurrying to gaze on the sad procession of pitiful exiles.
• When we at last got rid of him too, remember what we suffered from Sertorius and from the exiles with him.
• Slowly the long trains of exiles began now to pour out in all directions.
• These strains can be conveniently studied in the families of exiles, which, for obvious reasons, are easy to trace in their various branches.
• There was thus a representative of order and law in the midst of the exiles, whatever might happen.
• A battle was fought and Therimachus was slain, a fate shared by several of the exiles of his party.
• Such was the position of affairs in connection with the Phliasian exiles at the date in question.
• Thus for the first time since leaving their old homes did the exiles have a sufficient supply of meat.
• Conspicuous among the returned exiles was Peter of Gaveston, whom the king welcomed with the warmest affection.
• The camp at Sugar creek grew larger every day through the arrival of exiles from Nauvoo.
• So the band of exiles pressed still more fiercely upon the Romans, and they began to flee.
• He had befriended certain Ghibellines banished from Lucca, and therefore Castruccio entered into secret treaty with him in order that these exiles might be restored.
• He recalled many exiles, abolished various taxes, and gratified the people with spectacles and gifts.
• In this village dwelt the exiles, earning their living by hunting or acting as servants for the officers of the Cossacks.
• And many a church in old Ireland owes its completion and its adornment to the dollars given by the poor but generous Irish exiles.
• Davis gave the land and the sum of one thousand pounds to the church, and his fellow exiles contributed according to their means.
• Of the exiles at least twenty-five thousand went to the maritime colonies, and built up the province of New Brunswick, where representative institutions were established in 1784.
• It was not until 1783 and 1784 that the large proportion of the exiles came to Western Canada.
• Victoria offers to hand over the exiles to Napoleon, and messages of compliment are passed from one throne to the other.
• That good and proud people showed their indignation, and Palmerston and Bonaparte had to be content with the expulsion of the exiles.
• But here they found the English exiles who had preceded them so fiercely involved in doctrinal controversies, that they decided to go further in search of peace and quiet.
• The king, touched with pity for these voluntary exiles, shed abundant tears, and promised to render them every assistance in his power.
• The exiles were all so stiff with travel that they could scarcely move at first.
• But, let us hope, they distributed some of their superfluous coin among these hapless exiles, to purchase food and a night’s lodging.
• Many thousand Siberian exiles escaped from their gloomy realms and joined his standards.
• The exiles are consequently still in Ohio, or wandering about in search of employment.
• These called at once and performed every friendly office in their power, but the hearts of the exiles were very sad and home-sick.
• He is carried away in imagination from his home amongst the exiles in the East to the Temple of Jerusalem.

Similar words containing ILE without suffix s and without prefix ex

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