Heiresses is valid Scrabble Word

Is heiresses a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for HEIRESSES in dictionary:

NOUN:

HEIRESS, a female inheritor
a woman inheriting and continuing the legacy of a predecessor
a woman who is legally entitled to the property or rank of another on that person's death

Words related to HEIRESSES

heiress10

Words that contain HEIRESSES

coheiresses16

How to use HEIRESSES in a sentence

Unknown to himself, he had married one of the largest heiresses then to be found in the American colonies.
She had been told that she was to take rank among heiresses.
After the suppression of the monasteries it passed through various heiresses to the family of Ashley.
Two old aunts of hers were left absolutely destitute, having been great heiresses, and to support themselves took in sewing, making dresses for their friends.
Through her his estates passed to five heiresses, who married five great nobles, namely, Warrenne, Mountchesny, De Vesci, De Braosa, and Gloucester.
She was but seventeen then, and was known as one of the wealthiest heiresses and loveliest girls of the day.
He gets into his hands the deeds of two heiresses, Anne and Arbella.
War between the husbands of the Gloucester heiresses in South Wales.
If I can bring things to pass with old Stillinghast, I might, on the credit of marrying one of his heiresses raise the money at a ruinous interest.
The little old ladies of Lingborough were heiresses.

They were heiresses, as the last representatives of a family as old in that Border country as the bold blue hills which broke its horizon.
These often married the heiresses of the dispossessed families, while their followers found wives among the native population.
Miss Temple is esteemed one of the richest heiresses in England, as she will doubtless inherit the whole of the immense fortune to which her father so unexpectedly acceded.
There have been dukes and earls in the family, but they have somehow disappeared, perhaps because in those benighted days there were no American heiresses to keep them up.
As Duc de Soria he was to marry one of the richest heiresses in Spain, the young princess Marie Heredia, whose wealth would have mitigated the bitterness of exile.
He should go forth into the country, where even heiresses were still girls, and win her, as troubadour of old, but with sketch-book in hand instead of harp.
Lady Muskerry, like most great heiresses, was without physical endowments.
There is no lack of religious orders who devote themselves to hunting heiresses for the greater glory of God, as they say.
Then the dearest wish of her heart was to see her son, the heir to Ulverston, marry Marion Hautville, one of the loveliest girls and wealthiest heiresses in England.
Much may be forgiven her, for lovely Marion Arleigh, one of the richest heiresses in England, was an orphan.
It was not likely that two young heiresses, both of them beautiful orphans, should be living within a few miles of each other.

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