Lieutenants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIEUTENANTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LIEUTENANT, an official empowered to act for a higher official
• a deputy or substitute acting for a superior
• a rank of officer in the British army, above second lieutenant and below captain.
• a rank of officer in the navy, above sub lieutenant and below lieutenant commander.
• (in the US) a police officer next in rank below captain.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an official empowered to act for a higher official; an aide or representative of another in the performance of duty; assistant

Words related to LIEUTENANTS

lieutenant10

Words that contain LIEUTENANTS

lieutenantship19 sublieutenants16 lieutenantships20

How to use LIEUTENANTS in a sentence

• These lieutenants are selected from among the inhabitants of the cities.
• Labienus, another of his lieutenants, to follow them closely with three legions.
• Whether they did this for the reason which they alleged to the lieutenants, or influenced by treachery, we think that we ought not to state as certain, because we have no proof.
• He therefore left Quintus Calenus, one of his lieutenants behind him, with two legions, and instructions to follow him by regular marches.
• The execution of this business he gave in charge to Quintus Fufius Kalenus, one of his lieutenants.
• He rewarded ecclesiastics, and honored the great dignitaries of the established church as his most efficient and trusted lieutenants in the war he waged on human liberty.
• We had six lieutenants, all of whom, with the exception of the First Lieutenant, by turns headed the watches.
• Over these we have authoritative Lieutenants, a sword-belted Officer of Marines, a Chaplain, a Professor, a Purser, a Doctor, a Cook, a Master-at-arms.
• Having inspected the lieutenants, the captain proceeds to the right of the company.
• Most of the soldiers, after eating and drinking, threw themselves upon the ground and slept, but it was long before the leader and any of his lieutenants closed their eyes.
• Lieutenants Sherwood and Boyle went out about 500 yards beyond their line to meet them.
• He left Chitor to be defended by his lieutenants Jeimul and Putta.
• I was much amused at the cordial way in which the two lieutenants shook hands on receiving this order.
• Augustus carried on his wars principally by his lieutenants, but he went personally into Spain and Gaul.
• But she must achieve her victories by fighting in person, and not rely upon her lieutenants.
• They there receive their commissions as second lieutenants.
• Leaving the slender remnant under the control of one of his lieutenants, he once more passed the trocha, this time rowing round its end in a boat and landing in Havana province.
• I told one of their officers that, and he said it was better than having second lieutenants seventy-five years old as we do.
• Genius gets Power, its lieutenants are Force and Wisdom, 30-m.
• Accordingly, more than twenty officers, chiefly captains or lieutenants, and nearly four hundred men, agreed to stay in New France under these arrangements.
• As it was a confidential meeting of regimental officers, and no enlisted man was present, one of the second lieutenants succeeded in being first to reach the door.
• All were first lieutenants, to be graduated as captains.
• The story is told of the late President Garfield that in the heat of a political campaign one of his lieutenants suggested that he adopt an exceedingly questionable policy.
• Obree, while Lieutenants Dayman and Simpson conducted the sounding.
• The vessel was manned from the navy, and Engineer Melville, destined to bear a name great among Arctic men, together with two navy lieutenants, were assigned to her.
• Two army lieutenants, Lockwood and Klingsbury, and twenty men from the rank and file of the army and signal corps, were selected to form the party.
• General Waymouth, coming to his bedroom door to usher out three men and admit others, saw his young lieutenants.
• His lieutenants were Philip Ostrander and Daniel Curtis, both of whom, throughout the siege, discharged their duty in a gallant manner.
• Even in his prime Lord Kitchener was the most helpless of men without lieutenants he could trust to do his bidding or to improve upon it in the doing.

Similar words containing LIEUTENANT without suffix s

lieutenant10 lieutenantry15 sublieutenant15 lieutenantries14 lieutenantship19 sublieutenants16 lieutenantships20

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