Inquirers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INQUIRERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INQUIRER, one who enquires, also ENQUIRER
• a person who asks for information about something or someone.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that inquires

Words related to INQUIRERS

inquire16 inquirer17

How to use INQUIRERS in a sentence

• From words he ascended to definitions, and like all true inquirers began to love the definite, the precise.
• Bruce directed her servants to tell all inquirers that I formerly lived there, but had gone from the city.
• This at least was the reason given out to inquirers.
• There would undoubtedly be less discrepancy if inquirers were more diligent and candid.
• We also found among the inquirers an unusual tenderness of conscience, and sense of sinfulness, and anxiety for the salvation of the soul.
• Sometimes the inquirers present have numbered thirty or forty, perhaps more.
• Soon as we had opportunity we visited the place to converse with inquirers and examine candidates for baptism.
• These are various, as will be seen, and comprise the experience of other inquirers as well as himself.
• The disciples and inquirers have been dispersed in all directions.
• The instruments of thought must first be forged, that they may be used hereafter by modern inquirers.
• I give them, in the order quoted above, for the satisfaction of more grave inquirers.
• Within a very few minutes the news of the outrage became known and the theatre was besieged by inquirers.
• In numerous places there were inquirers, who needed only leaders to withstand the fire of persecution.
• The instruction of inquirers at Constantinople had passed mostly into the hands of English and Scotch missionaries to the Jews, while Mr.
• In February, 1865, the church numbered forty-two, and as many more were known to be inquirers.
• His hope is that this will prove a most effective medium for the spread of the Cause, and will bring in a large number of earnest inquirers.
• When modern inquirers began to investigate the matter, they were well-nigh confounded by the multitude of dialects and languages.
• This man now is doing good work, and I heard that out of thirty inquirers there, ten or twelve of his old associates and friends were among them.
• Besides, the Rationalists seemed to be impartial inquirers.
• Among the many inquirers was one who for twelve years had been an anxiety to her friends on account of her state of mind, and her conversion caused great joy in the church.
• Then we were besieged by excited inquirers, and the rosy-fingered Aurora, daughter of the dawn, appeared before the calm which succeeded the storm.
• Again, the old inquirers were dominated by a belief in the devil.
• Substitute telepathy, the effect produced by a distant mind, for angels, and we have here the very theory of some modern inquirers.
• And here, for the sake of younger inquirers, if not for the sake of us all, it is worth while to dwell for a moment on a power which Faraday possessed in an extraordinary degree.
• Braid, Elliotson, and other English inquirers of the mid-century, were subjected to such persecutions as official science could inflict.
• But no advance will be made till scientifically trained inquirers themselves arrange and test a large number of experiments.
• Experiments of this kind have not been made by Professor Barrett, and other modern inquirers, except by M.
• I omitted above an allusion to the most unpleasant inquirers, those who are either on the verge of insanity or are victims of that singular malady, hypochrondriasis.
• The beaten track, meanwhile, has conducted two recent inquirers to results of some interest.
• I left the church alone and went quietly to my study where I closed the door to all inquirers.
• I am planning to assist them in dealing with inquirers there, to-night.
• When we finally detected him, by his cap, he was shifting uneasily in the midst of a crowd of inquirers.
• Often, after a toilsome day, there were inquirers waiting for him, so that he had to begin work afresh in a new form.
• We have at hand authoritative figures of the decline collected by various Commissions and private inquirers.

Similar words containing QUIRER without suffix s and without prefix in

acquirer19 enquirer17 inquirer17 requirer17 acquirers20 enquirers18 requirers18

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