Guises is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUISES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GUISE, to dress
NOUN:
• an external form, appearance, or manner of presentation, typically concealing the true nature of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to disguise

Words related to GUISES

guise6 guised8 guising9

Words that contain GUISES

aguises8 disguises11 epiloguises14 prologuises14 cataloguises15 monologuises15

How to use GUISES in a sentence

• Under her regard the goblin sphere took on with bewildering rapidity changing guises.
• Ever, in the ten thousand lives and guises, I loved her.
• The supremacy of the Guises was insupportable to the Reformers, and irksome to many lukewarm or wavering members of the Catholic nobility.
• The Prince of Conde was for taking up arms at once and swoop down upon the Guises, taking them by surprise.
• They had not gone to the assemblage of notables at Fontainebleau, and their hostility to the Guises had been openly shown during and since that absence.
• This latter safeguard was worth nothing in his case, for there had been created, just lately, eighteen new knights, all friends and creatures of the Guises.
• The Guises had quitted it before the 18th of August, the day fixed for the marriage of King Henry of Navarre with Marguerite de Valois.
• It was the increasing preponderance of the Guises, at court as well as in the country, which caused the two princes to take this sudden resolution.
• He was the least brilliant but the most sensible, the most honest, and the most French of the Guises.
• The standard meats were chicken in its many guises, ham and bacon.
• They had slept with him, had feasted and starved with him, at his shoulder faced death in a hundred guises, and they loved him as men love their God.
• Her relations with France were uncertain, and the Guises found their attention fully occupied at home.
• Now, with the Guises firmly in power, there would be no more half-way measures.
• Marie Stuart passed out of French history, and the power of the Guises was at an end.
• The time had arrived when Catharine feared the influence of Coligny more than that of the Guises.
• It must be remembered that the Guises in France were after all but a potent faction of semi-royal adventurers, who had risen to eminence by an alliance with Diane de Poitiers.
• Ten men in various guises were drinking there and playing cards.
• Here is a little tangle that is perpetually cropping up in various guises.
• The great fortune of the Simeuse family, adherents of the House of Burgundy, dates from the time when the Guises were in conflict with the Valois.
• Biological science assumed new guises and adopted new methods.
• This time it was actually one of the persecuting Guises, the duc de Mayenne, who saved him, and prevented the decree from being carried out.
• We are not match for the Guises and their Italian tricks.
• He kept asking himself in what guises the much advertised German excellence was yet to appear in this domestic group whose culture and virtues had been so extolled.
• It was with greater zeal than ever, therefore, that the Guises sought to direct Scottish affairs according to their own interests.
• The final arrangement signally proved how hopeless the Guises were of their immediate prospects in Scotland.
• He was followed by a large body of exulting Protestants to Paris, and the Catholic party, headed by Catherine, the Duke of Anjou, and the Guises, became greatly enraged.
• A man who hath been a soldier and adventurer into far and strange countries must needs have faced Death many times and in many guises.
• The struggle itself was maintained largely by his efforts, by the military and political power of great nobles, Guises, Montmorencys and others.
• But soon the Guises and the Catholic League took fright, and urged Anjou not to be drawn into a match with a heretic too old for him.
• Alencon escaped from Paris in disguise, pursued by his mother, and, joining the Huguenots in arms, defied the king and the Guises.
• The Guises were loath to surrender power without a struggle, and as soon as Francis died they sought to sell their niece in marriage again.
• France was out of the question while the Guises were in the shade and Catharine was queen-mother.
• The Shakspeare whom I met there took various guises, but had not his laurel on.
• Such were your whole race of Guises, Condes, and Colignys.
• At the same time James placed himself in friendly relations with his kinsfolk, the Guises, the terror of Protestants.
• The plots of Mary were perpetually confused by intrigues of priestly emissaries, who interfered with the schemes of Spain and mixed in the interests of the Guises.

Similar words containing GUISE without suffix s

guise6 aguise7 guised8 guiser7 aguised9 aguises8 guisers8 disguise10 disguised12 disguiser11 disguises11 disguisers12 epiloguise13 prologuise13 cataloguise14 disguisedly17 epiloguised15 epiloguises14 monologuise14 prologuised15 prologuises14 undisguised14 cataloguised16 cataloguises15 disguiseless14 disguisement16 monologuised16 monologuises15 disguisedness16 disguisements17 undisguisedly19 disguisednesses18

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