Generals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GENERAL, to act as a military officer
NOUN:
• a commander of an army, or an army officer of very high rank.
• a high rank of officer in the army and in the US air force, above lieutenant general and below field marshal, general of the army, or general of the air force.
• the head of a religious order organized on quasi-military lines, e.g. the Jesuits, the Dominicans, or the Salvation Army.
• the general public.
ADJECTIVE:
• affecting or concerning all or most people or things; widespread
• not specialized or limited in range of subject, application, activity, etc.
• (of a rule, principle, etc.) true for all or most cases.
• normal or usual
• considering or including only the main features or elements of something; not exact or detailed
• chief or principal

Words related to GENERALS

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Words that contain GENERALS

generalship17 outgenerals12 generalships18

How to use GENERALS in a sentence

• Great generals have arisen and passed out of mind, but the name and memory of Webster are still fresh.
• A winding road leads up to the cemetery, where are resting the remains of many other celebrated generals, including Winfield Scott.
• One of the generals of the British army is similarly favored, although the fact is not often referred to.
• Heavy columns of the French were marching from their distant camps, while groups of generals and mounted officers watched the progress of the fight.
• Angry messages passed between the two generals, until at length they were on the point of actual fighting.
• But Clearchus insisted so strongly that finally it was arranged for five generals to go and twenty captains.
• Next day, he sent for the generals and officers of the army.
• The Duke of Lorraine was lauded as one of the greatest generals of the age.
• Generals Wurmser and the Duke of Brunswick are succeeded by Generals Braun and Moellendorff.
• They tell how a trooper professed that he had killed his brother in the last battle, and demanded a reward from his generals.
• In the Franco-Prussian war there was a great number of foreigners, among them having been one of the British generals who took a leading part in the Natal campaign.
• The former, under the command of Generals Wrangel and Mortainne, were led by these officers in person to storm the breach.
• The common cause of the confederate powers is said to have suffered from the pride and ignorance of their generals.
• Preparing to enter Bohemia, at a distance from any of the corps commanded by his generals, he made a movement as if he had intended to march towards Egra.
• The generals in command are satisfied with them, but whether they will be of any great use for offensive operations, is a question yet to be solved.
• Already I have been much pressed on both subjects, and have answered by promising that the generals would give due attention, and, I hoped, make satisfactory changes.
• With both Generals I rode a couple of miles up the Gully seeing the 87th Brigade as we went.
• The people are half tired of the names of the generals already.
• No longer do we see cocked hat Generals, on the summit of rising ground, spying the position of troops through his field-glasses.
• The king, however, always expected from his generals as much as he himself would have accomplished, in the same circumstances, and failure to obtain success was always punished.
• But Papirius sought for victory and triumph over a Roman commander, as over the generals of the enemy.
• Neither edicts of generals nor auspices would be observed.
• This first great literary artist of Prussia was descended from a representative Prussian family of soldiers, which had numbered eighteen generals among its members.
• When the war came, England owed much to the enduring valor of Irish soldiers and to the leadership of Irish generals.
• Well, recently generals and staff officers have been coming home from the front and giving us lectures.
• To protect these stores and the lines of communication with the Southern army was the object of the American generals.
• He was one of the bravest and most distinguished generals of modern times.
• The first assaults of the Americans were made on the nineteenth of August, by Generals Pillow and Twiggs.

Similar words containing GENERAL without suffix s

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