Mechanics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MECHANICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MECHANIC, a person who works with machines
• a skilled worker who repairs and maintains vehicle engines and other machinery
• a manual labourer or artisan
• scientific study of motion and force
• That science, or branch of applied mathematics, which treats of the action of forces on bodies.
• the branch of physics concerned with the motion of bodies in a frame of reference
• the technical aspects of doing something

Words related to MECHANICS

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How to use MECHANICS in a sentence

• In these days when so many books are hastily read in school, there is a tendency to sacrifice expression to the mechanics and interpretation of reading.
• The different mechanics crowded round the captain, each eager to show his own portion of what had been done.
• The mechanics of the North raised no objection to having the Negroes freed and enlightened but did not welcome them to that section as competitors in the struggle of life.
• Robert Evans, her father, was born at Ellaston, Staffordshire, of a substantial family of mechanics and craftsmen.
• Steam, light, electricity, magnetism, mechanics, have all contributed of their boundless capacities to human welfare.
• Two skilled mechanics had been brought from Quebec, and no one was permitted to see their work nor to learn what they were doing.
• William Winterton Perth was an expert on such matters, having for some years diverted by an interest in mechanics the immense enforced leisure of a transplanted male American.
• These marked the headlands of the cove, and the waterfront curved inland as far as what is now the site of the Donahue monument to mechanics at Market and Battery streets.
• And then observe that according as knowledge of mechanics is well or ill applied to these ends, comes success or failure.
• But above all should the teacher remember the common remark of La Place, in his Celestial Mechanics, and the observation of Dr.
• His genius, happily turned towards mechanics, had inclined him to study naval affairs, which, of all branches of business, he both loved the most and understood the best.
• Though Charles was a lover of the sciences, particularly chemistry and mechanics, he animated them by his example alone not by his bounty.
• These boys are to be the merchants, shopkeepers, and mechanics of a future period.
• Others were applicants at the humble wooden tenements, where dwelt the petty shopkeepers and mechanics.
• Without that power, the car of progress, whether in letters, mechanics, or ethics, must stop.
• At first his interest in mechanics was so intense and his interest in school in general so comparatively slight, that he did not look with very much favor upon the suggestion.
• Bud was always very methodical in his youthful mechanics.
• William, a fellow-passenger with Major, was forty-two years of age, just in the prime of life, and represented the mechanics in chains, being a blacksmith by trade.

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