Masterpieces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASTERPIECES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MASTERPIECE, a work done with extraordinary skill
• a piece of work by a craftsman accepted as qualification for membership of a guild as an acknowledged master.
• a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a work done with extraordinary skill; a supreme intellectual or artistic achievement

Words related to MASTERPIECES

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How to use MASTERPIECES in a sentence

• The Constitution is to-day, not a ruined Parthenon, but rather as one of those Gothic masterpieces, against which the storms of passionate strife have beaten in vain.
• Toward evening the people departed one by one, till he was left alone with his masterpieces.
• They strolled through galleries where the masterpieces of art hung as memorials that their political existence had been dependent on the will of a victorious foe.
• If they have soul-illumined faces they are precious masterpieces.
• Few of the great masterpieces of art gave her real enjoyment.
• The leading motive is the same in both great masterpieces.
• It remained for Raphael and his contemporaries to achieve the final synthesis of art in masterpieces of consummate beauty.
• The masterpieces of other artists taught him how to comprehend his own ideal.
• I have seen the masterpieces of Thorwaldsen, Dannecker and Canova, and the Venus de Medici, but I have seen nothing yet that can exceed the beauty of this glorious statue.
• His Translations we have not included in this edition, as we reserve them, along with other masterpieces of translated verse, for a separate issue afterwards.
• Provinces were devastated, great cities plundered, nations made captive, and all the masterpieces of Art borne off to adorn Rome.
• The masterpieces of Christianity are agreed about it.
• He had enjoyed music, he had found delight in the masterpieces of imaginative literature, he had felt a keen interest in the drama, in poetry, in the fine arts.
• As soon as I had read a few modern masterpieces, the works of all the preceding ages were greedily swallowed.
• The Pierpont Morgan Library, itself a work of art, contains masterpieces of painting and sculpture, rare books, and illuminated manuscripts.
• Do I mean at all that this earlier work stands on the same level of excellence as the masterpieces of the writer? Clearly not.
• But let not anything I have said be considered as reflecting upon the tales themselves, which indeed seem to me to be masterpieces of their kind.
• It was most remarkable how these children interpreted the most difficult masterpieces, and played them with art.
• He was not embarrassed by tradition in advancing along his road through the masterpieces of literature.
• These little masterpieces have a directness of execution rare with the artist.
• Thus the masterpieces of ancient poetry and eloquence were destroyed in great numbers.
• He had brought with him many jewels of value, and a small but choice collection of paintings, some of them among the noblest masterpieces of art.
• The picture came, with very many other masterpieces of the Italian and Netherlandish schools, from the Solly collection, which formed the nucleus of the Berlin Gallery.
• And yet, with a prodigal stream of native melody and an ancient passion of religious rapture, Italy achieved masterpieces in the opposite fields of the Mass and of Opera.
• There are masterpieces that wait ten years for a buyer, and meanwhile the purchase money is doubled by compound interest.
• V There were obvious advantages in treating the two masterpieces of pastoral drama in Italy in close connexion with one another.
• The cynical masterpieces of the past looking at his beauty smiled in satisfied revenge for they knew that he was alive and that life means death.
• So eager were they to admire something, that often the most execrable works threw them into a state of exaltation similar to that which the purest masterpieces produce.
• Although each felt doubtful of the ability of any process adequately to reproduce their masterpieces, the owners heartily co-operated with Bok.
• This close connection between purely external events and literary masterpieces is especially marked in a study of the Elizabethan Age.

Similar words containing MASTERPIECE without suffix s

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