Memoirs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEMOIRS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• collection of reminiscences about a period or series of events
NOUN:
• MEMOIR, a biography
• a historical account or biography written from personal knowledge
• an account written by a public figure of their life and experiences
• an essay on a learned subject
• the proceedings of a learned society
• A memorial account; a history composed from personal experience and memory; an account of transactions or events (usually written in familiar style) as they are remembered by the writer. See History, 2.
• A memorial of any individual; a biography; often, a biography written without special regard to method and completeness.
• An account of something deemed noteworthy; an essay; a record of investigations of any subject; the journals and proceedings of a society.

Words related to MEMOIRS

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How to use MEMOIRS in a sentence

• Was my child dead, or had they deceived me, and sold her? If the secret memoirs of many members of Congress should be published, curious details would be unfolded.
• The two works are lying side by side before us, and we never turn from the Memoirs to the Diary without a sense of relief.
• Sulla, as we know from his own Memoirs, which were used directly or indirectly by Plutarch, had a strong vein of superstition in his nature, and made no attempt to control it.
• Memoirs of a white Crow Indian, as told by Thomas B.
• Memoirs of la grande mademoiselle, Duchesse de Montpensier.
• Vidocq, the personal memoirs of the first great detective.
• There are many allusions to the subject in memoirs and other unimportant works, but I only know of one where the subject is spoken of definitely.
• We scarcely remember a counterpart, although the Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux are of the same stamp.
• But it would now be impossible for any reader to be enthusiastic about the Memoirs themselves.
• A yearly prize of ten thousand francs is awarded by it for memoirs, and another for medals.
• He had a very notable share in the immortal History of John Bull, and the inimitable and praiseworthy Memoirs of Martinus Scriblerus.
• Bailly recalls to mind with sensibility, in his memoirs, the testimonies of esteem that he obtained through his difficult and laborious presidency.
• I could only consult those Memoirs as far as they related to the public or private life of our colleague.
• The memoirs of Herschel are, for the greater part, pure and simple extracts from his inexhaustible journals of observations at Slough, accompanied by a few remarks.
• Pre-eminent among all these works, and among all military memoirs, are the famous reminiscences of Marbot, which can be obtained in an English form.
• The correspondence and memoirs of Madame de Chantal afford many striking examples.
• Clarendon himself says, in his Memoirs, that he never either opposed or promoted the Portuguese match.
• WITH Memoirs of the Poets, AND SKETCHES AND SPECIMENS IN ENGLISH VERSE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MODERN GAELIC BARDS.
• Of all the pages in English memoirs, none are so rich in humor and various observation as those devoted to the players.
• Major Pack obliged the world with some Memoirs of the Life of Mr.
• Very interesting memoirs of all the personages here referred to may be found in Mr.
• Butler, of Shrewsbury, whose memoirs I am engaged in writing.
• Hence we have usually found the memoirs of comparatively insignificant men to be better reading, and more fertile in suggestion, than those of what are called great men.
• The proof is, that Madame de Genlis says nothing whatever about it in her Memoirs.
• Most of the public men who were his contemporaries left memoirs or correspondence in which he figures.
• One finds in his memoirs unexpected outbursts of fancy and high sentiment, and he could admire the fine heroism of a character like Charles Russell Lowell.
• Cyr, and in her memoirs gives a pleasant sketch of her school life.
• The exact nature of the deeper, more personal side of his character and faith must be inferred from the close analogies that may be drawn from the memoirs of Isaiah or Jeremiah.
• The most famous high-priest of this religion was Gottsched, that wonderful long wig whom our dear Goethe has so admirably described in his memoirs.
• From a little book of memoirs of Captain Richard J.
• But his extraordinary memoirs, while they show an intrepid mind in a robust frame, bear witness to the self-tormentor who had trodden down the natural bonds of domestic life.
• I am a little reluctant to admit at this time that my earliest impression of the subject of these memoirs was disappointing.

Similar words containing MEMOIR without suffix s

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