Nationality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NATIONALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• membership of, or the fact or state of belonging to, a particular nation
• the status of belonging to a particular nation
• distinctive national or ethnic character
• an ethnic group forming a part of one or more political nations
• The quality of being national, or strongly attached to one\'s own nation; patriotism.
• The sum of the qualities which distinguish a nation; national character.
• A race or people, as determined by common language and character, and not by political bias or divisions; a nation.
• Existence as a distinct or individual nation; national unity and integrity.
• The state or quality of belonging to or being connected with a nation or government by nativity, character, ownership, allegiance, etc.
• people having common origins or traditions and often comprising a nation
• the status of belonging to a particular nation by birth or naturalization
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• national character

Words related to NATIONALITY

nationalities13

Words that contain NATIONALITY

internationality19 supranationality21

How to use NATIONALITY in a sentence

• Scottish nationality is tainted with narrow and provincial elements.
• It also keeps pace with the ideas of the age, which have for some decades centred round the principle of Nationality.
• For the sake of nationality and union and peace, slavery was tolerated by the Constitution.
• Its first effect was to destroy all feeling of nationality in a great portion of the population.
• Every American boy and girl should be acquainted with the works of poets who have done so much for the development of American literature and nationality.
• This was evidently so unfair and calculated to be so destructive of Danish independence and nationality, that Denmark refused to accede to it.
• He met friends on every ship carrying the Spanish flag, whatever might be its home port or the nationality of its crews.
• And one of my nationality has affinity with the Germans, and yet is not one of them, as I remarked to your Holiness last night.
• But the first and most important official step had been taken in the development of Bulgarian nationality.
• Any action in favour of collective humanity outside the limits of the State and nationality is impossible.
• The survival of the Greek nationality did not depend on any efforts of the Greeks themselves.
• COLONIAL RELATIONS WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT It was neither the Indian wars nor the French wars that finally brought forth American nationality.
• The present war has taught him a good deal that he did not know before, and he renders a homage, all the more enthusiastic because belated, to the principle of Nationality.
• Broadly speaking, the idea of modern Judaism is not Nationality, but Religion.
• But, whatever was the nationality of my companion, I enjoyed his company very much.
• There is such a thing as nationality in dining, just as Mr.
• It is hardly true, indeed, to say that Ireland had a greater sense of nationality than Brittany or Wales.
• As the two boats approached the Spaniards inquired the nationality of the strangers and were told that they were English.
• But the Jewish religion is a national religion, and Christianity burst the bonds of nationality, though not for all who recognised Jesus as Messiah.
• The origin and even the nationality of Paulinus are unknown.
• In this manner they desire to protect themselves from the danger of assimilation, from the possibility of their fusion with the dominant nationality.
• In 1563, Ivan the Terrible conquered Polotzk, and for the first time the Russian Government was confronted by the fact of the existence of the Jewish nationality.
• This language, in spite of the complex influences which went to the making of the nationality of France, was of a simple origin.
• The magic of Nationality is the feeling of oneness, and the use of Nationality is to serve the world in the particular way for which its type fits it.
• They are of no nationality, and can pass free where a man at arms would be closely watched and hindered.
• The getting of this feeling of independence and of nationality was a very great step forward.
• In 1839, however, whether from ignorance of its nationality, or from recklessness, is uncertain, he seized and pillaged a native Madras boat sailing under British colors.
• Some of the American industrial centres offer extremely favorable conditions for the comparative study of nationality.
• The population was 300,000, every nationality in Europe being represented.
• Her fundamental claim is a claim for the constitutional recognition of nationality.
• It is futile to attempt to determine the nationality of the wise men.
• Clay, which follows it, without noticing the national character of the latter, as contrasted with the lack of nationality of the former.
• It marks more particularly the point at which the already established democracy began to shade off into a real nationality.

Similar words containing NATIONAL without suffix ity

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