Mention is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MENTION in dictionary:

VERB:
• to remark briefly
• refer to (something) briefly and without going into detail
• refer to (someone) as being noteworthy, especially as a potential candidate for a post
• refer to briefly
• To make mention of; to speak briefly of; to name.
• make reference to
• commend
NOUN:
• a reference to someone or something
• a formal acknowledgement of something noteworthy
• an instance of being mentioned in dispatches
• A speaking or notice of anything, -- usually in a brief or cursory manner. Used especially in the phrase to make mention of.
• a remark that calls attention to something or someone
• a short note recognizing a source of information or of a quoted passage
• an official recognition of merit
• brief reference
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to refer to in a casual manner

Words related to MENTION

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How to use MENTION in a sentence

• His presence cheered his wife, who seemed much brighter, but she did not mention the episode of the visit to the gipsy camp, so Gerald did not mention it either.
• I shall mention only those things which are most worthy of his notice in it.
• I shall, however, take the earliest opportunity that my health will allow to mention the subject to him and ascertain what his views of it are.
• This was her first mention of his name, and it was in all respects just what it would have been a year before.
• I cannot find that anything of lasting importance was accomplished by this society, so I shall make no further mention of it, although there is much correspondence about it.
• One such fight, that took place some years before this time, deserves mention.
• If it were not for this I should reject it, for the British accounts do not even mention that Girty was along, and do not hint at the incident.
• I may mention a few recent cases, as illustrative of the manner in which such things are done in Oude.
• I had a few days ago, in referring to Government an important question that must some day come before you, occasion to mention an important and interesting fact.
• I have endeavoured to mention the more important editions of Javanese books as well as works dealing specially with the old religion in the notes to these chapters.
• In the following notes I have tried to mention the place of practically every rio and every calle so that the identification of the buildings may be the more simple.
• For no mention of Saracens was ever made in treaties, on the ground that they were included under the names of Persians and Romans.
• I will now tell you what I was thinking about and doing at the time you mention.
• Thirty-two had been enrolled as Protestants, and no mention is made of opposition.
• It may be well to mention that Niebuhr considered that this account regarding the death of Appius was all fictitious.
• As a proof of his uncommon mind, at this early age, it is worthy of mention, that Mr.
• I mention this in your hearing, Jane, that you may not attempt to impose on Mr.
• After the Queen had risen from table, he told me she had commanded him to mention it to me.
• We have it in our power to mention a very marked example.
• The last of these freaks which I shall here mention took place on this wise.
• The fact that Marco Polo does not mention it shows almost conclusively that he never visited Hang Chau, but got his account from a Native poet.
• The man is very, very bad, but I will not mention his name here, although I know it also.
• She shrinks at the very mention of a trained nurse.
• She had been told by her father of the intended departure of the widow and her son, and had been warned not to mention it to any one.
• I may also mention, perhaps, that the long walks on the quays of Paris which in the narrative are attributed to Claude Lantier are really M.
• We did not mention any of the disagreeable things of the past.
• The record of his service contains no mention of any disability.
• Another change took place within the period assigned, which I must now mention as of great concern.

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