Migrations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIGRATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MIGRATION, a removal from one country or climate to another, esp. in a large number
• seasonal movement of animals from one region to another
• movement of people to a new area or country in order to find work or better living conditions
• movement from one part of something to another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move from one country, place, or locality to another

Words related to MIGRATIONS

migration12

Words that contain MIGRATIONS

emigrations14 demigrations16 immigrations17 remigrations15 premigrations18 intermigrations18 transmigrations18

How to use MIGRATIONS in a sentence

• Their migrations are generally performed in large companies, and, in the day, they follow a leader, which is occasionally changed.
• This season seems to mark a dividing line, between the heat of summer, and the cold of winter, and is, from its mildness, suited to these migrations.
• In all the migrations of Lord Byron there was ever something grotesque and desultory.
• During severe winters, in the north, some species of birds extend their migrations farther south than usual.
• After several migrations, which gradually brought them down from the hills to the seaboard, they settled for some years at Ayton Hill.
• These annual migrations from farm to farm were on the increase here.
• Noisy hordes of wild fowl passed north and south in their migrations, and many stopped here to breed.
• A Citizen of North America, chiefly its eastern half, with a very extensive breeding range, but mostly seen in the United States during the migrations and in winter.
• This is a period of great migrations, internal and external.
• Towards the close of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, of which Amenhotep III and Akhenaton were the last great kings, two well-defined migrations were in progress.
• It must not be concluded, however, that the migrations were historical disasters, or that they retarded the general advancement of the human race.
• Hence migrations were common and stability only gradually established.
• A series of bad harvests was the cause of great migrations to the factory towns, and the already large ranks of the unemployed grew greater day by day.
• One of the uses ascribed to birds, by the Greeks, was to indicate the seasons by their migrations.
• It is constructed to give a distinct view of the migrations of commerce and of wealth in general.
• Lichtenstein considers that such migrations from one plant to another are quite normal in the family.
• It was like a scene from the migrations of the ancient peoples when man wandered with a woman, a tent, and a herd.
• The migrations McNeil had reported were still in progress, and the three men hid twice to watch the passing of small family clans.
• The family had reached Lancashire by two migrations.
• Greater still have been the consequences of the enormous migrations that the world has witnessed during the century and a half since the Bab declared His mission.
• This people, in their migrations westward, were accompanied by others from Canaan, and Syria.
• The migrations of the Tusayan clans, as described in the legends collected by Mr.
• Living by hunting, they are thoroughly acquainted with the habits and movements of every kind of wild animal, following the antelope herds in their migrations.
• The early migrations of the two Aztec bands and their relationship, it may be said in passing, are as yet extremely obscure.
• Soul must pass through a series of trials and migrations, 518-l.
• Many a missionary, going back and forth at intervals of five or seven years, could tell you of the periods of strain and stress that those migrations bring.
• An inference may be drawn from the parts of the shore on which canoes are in use, to show that the migrations of the natives, so far southwards, have been along the coast.
• After several migrations, our association found its permanent home in the spacious building on Twenty-third Street, to which Morris K.
• Such were the primitive migrations of the early settlers of our country.
• In all human migrations, this custom has followed flocks and herds.
• In all the migrations of mankind, strictly cattle towns like Dodge City and Ogalalla are unknown.
• Thus the school might easily follow the teacher in his migrations, and easily sink into obscurity or disappear upon his death or cessation from teaching.
• We know that the migrations of the natural races are necessary and frequent, and the movements of the culture races have been even more complex.
• The legend back of this ceremony is a long account of the migrations of the Horn and Flute people.

Similar words containing MIGRATION without suffix s

migration12 emigration13 demigration15 emigrations14 immigration16 migrational14 remigration14 demigrations16 emigrational15 immigrations17 migrationist15 premigration17 remigrations15 emigrationist16 immigrational18 migrationists16 premigrations18 emigrationists17 intermigration17 transmigration17 intermigrations18 transmigrations18

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