Fathers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FATHERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FATHER, to be the male parent of
• be the father of
• treat with the protective care associated with a father
• be the source or originator of
• assign the paternity of a child or responsibility for a book, idea, or action to
• appear as or admit that one is the father or originator of
NOUN:
• a man in relation to his child or children
• a male animal in relation to its offspring.
• ancestors.
• an important male figure in the origin and early history of something
• a man who provides care and protection
• the oldest member or doyen of a society or other body.
• (in Christian belief) the first person of the Trinity; God.
• used as a title of respect for an old and venerable man or for something personified as such a man
• (often as a title or form of address) a priest
• early Christian theologians (in particular of the first five centuries) whose writings are regarded as especially authoritative.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to exist

Words related to FATHERS

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How to use FATHERS in a sentence

• If so, then, I say that God is not only just but merciful, in visiting the sins of the fathers on the children.
• He follows his fathers excellent example, in conducting his government with great equity and justice, and is much beloved and respected by the people.
• But the evidence of the Fathers is most decisive when it is unconscious.
• And a more critical time than the present, O conscript fathers, never was.
• Live they not free, As you do, on the land their fathers left them? TELL.
• Brothers! when our fathers came over the great waters, they were a small band.
• Perhaps, like the American Indian, she would not leave the graves of her fathers.
• Some of the Fathers, whose authority was held to be paramount, had, as we have previously said, furnished philosophical and religious arguments against the globular form.
• Even in great and wealthy families who are under large obligations to their ancestors, we commonly find men thinking more of their grandfathers than their fathers.
• They admitted, further, that what their grandfathers had done in 1789, had been in a measure confirmed by the action of their fathers in 1820.
• Parents trembled at the sight of their children, and fathers, even when they were sixty years old, stood bareheaded before their sons and did not dare to speak without permission.
• The trade of our fathers in 1802 was an unnatural trade.
• He went immediately to Mexico, leaving the fathers of La Puebla very enamored and sad.
• From others you may have learned that the Franciscan fathers sent a ship to the city of Manila.
• I had established a great friendliness with the Fathers by now, telling them I was come up again to London, as Mr.
• They had told me at that, that one of their Fathers was there, named Mr.
• Skeat, one of the fathers of English philology, took the chair at a preliminary meeting, and made a speech very favourable to Esperanto.
• For, like the holy Fathers, the children were kept in hell simply because of original sin.
• The fathers gave Mucius, as a reward of his valour, lands on the other side of the Tiber, which were afterwards called the Mucian meadows.
• The fathers will consider, whether you have merited more punishment for your former conduct, or forgiveness for your present.
• There, too, you will meet all your fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters and children who have gone before you from their homes, for they are now there.
• Nor does any man quickly toss aside the faith of his fathers.
• They offer to run at them, when the two leaders discover themselves as the fathers respectively of Philaritus and Arismena.
• But what are they compared with what we endure this day? I request, conscript fathers, that you will hear without offence what I am reluctant to mention.
• They represent the four Evangelists with their symbols over them, and the four Latin fathers of the Church, S.
• What though their fathers knew nothing, and were not rightly directed? O true believers, take care of your souls.
• In these the harvest has been very large, the divine grace corresponding to the earnest desires of those fathers, and with their labors and perils.
• And the Lord thy God will bring thee unto the Land which thy Fathers possessed, and thou shalt possess it, and He will do thee good, and multiply thee above thy Fathers.
• The same night they seized two other fathers, Dominicans, two of four who went to Japon last year.

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