Magistrates is valid Scrabble Word

Is magistrates a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is magistrates valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for MAGISTRATES in dictionary:

NOUN:

MAGISTRATE, an official entrusted with administration of the laws
a civil officer who administers the law, especially one who conducts a court that deals with minor offences and holds preliminary hearings for more serious ones.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an official entrusted with administration of the laws; as; a principal official exercising governmental powers over a major political unit (as a nation); a local official exercising administrative and often judicial functions; a local judiciary official having limited original jurisdiction especially in criminal cases

Words related to MAGISTRATES

magistrate13

Words that contain MAGISTRATES

magistrateship22 magistrateships23

How to use MAGISTRATES in a sentence

In October, 1430, the government owed the magistrates two years of arrears.
His emissaries, chiefly Buddhist priests, were everywhere, went everywhere, gathering in even the least of the provincial magistrates to allegiance to him.
The magistrates, as well as the public, were seized with stupor in view of so great a crime and so great a criminal.
He represented the special magistrates as the friends of the planters.
Reports were made to him by the special magistrates every week.
The special magistrates also frequently resort to flogging.
Many of the special magistrates require much looking after.
Of the sixty magistrates in Jamaica, but few can be said to discharge their duties faithfully.
Besides, the Senate and all the magistrates were in those days always patricians.
But yesterday, late in the evening, he had entered, accompanied by the Chief Commissioner Goehausen, two magistrates, and a clergyman.

What were the name, number, and powers of these new magistrates? 13.
We form a most inadequate estimate of the trials of the early Christians, if we take into account only those sufferings they endured from the hands of the pagan magistrates.
The proceedings of a professional fortune-teller formed the subject of investigation by the mayor and other magistrates of Newbury in 1871.
The magistrates and their men had ridden their horses into the crowd.
Among them were clergy of various denominations, members of Parliament, magistrates, and literary men.
To the magistrates the author would make a most ardent appeal on behalf of the despised members of the Gipsy family.
It was only towards the close of the examination that the magistrates saw they had to deal with a pretender who was in no way connected with any of the crimes.
On this occasion the Mayor and the magistrates heard mass sung and presented two candles.
We may begin with the ordinary people of whatever station, who were not poets nor thinkers nor magistrates.
Also if they find any one going about the streets at unlawful hours they arrest him, and in the morning they bring him before the magistrates.
I then sent for the woman, and told her, that she might appear with the witnesses at the Common Hall, where the magistrates usually sat on a certain day.
The Roman-born officers and magistrates looked down on us British-born as though we were barbarians.

Similar words containing MAGISTRATE without suffix s

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