Nations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NATION, people who share common descent, language and culture
• a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular state or territory
• a North American Indian people or confederation of peoples.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a politically organized people who share a territory, customs, and history

Words related to NATIONS

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Words that contain NATIONS

enations8 adnations10 agnations10 conations11 donations10 lunations9 venations12 zonations18 arenations10 carnations12 cognations13 connations12 crenations12 damnations13 darnations11 emanations12 nunnations10 ozonations19 phonations15 pinnations12 planations12 pronations12 ruinations10 tarnations10 urinations10 vernations13 alienations11 catenations13 coronations13 detonations12 divinations15 dominations14 eburnations13 geminations14 immanations15 impanations15 intonations11 iodinations12 laminations13 luminations13 marinations13 nominations13 ordinations12 paginations14 patinations13 resonations11 ruminations13 saginations12 seminations13 stagnations12 supinations13 umbonations15 abominations16 acuminations16 alternations12 assignations13 bombinations18 brominations16 calcinations16 carbonations16 coadunations15 combinations18 comminations18 condonations15 criminations16 culminations16 cybernations19 deaminations15 declinations15 designations14 destinations13 eliminations14 evaginations16 examinations21 excarnations21 explanations21 expugnations22 fascinations17 festinations15 fulminations17 germinations15 gubernations15 hibernations17 hyphenations23 imaginations15 impugnations17 incarnations14 inclinations14 indignations14 inquinations21 lancinations14 machinations19 marginations15 methanations17 micronations16 mucronations16 obsignations15 originations13 oxygenations23 pectinations16 perennations14 personations14 pollinations14 profanations17 protonations14 reclinations14 resignations13 subornations14 subpanations16 sulfonations15 supernations14 terminations14 trepanations14 turbinations14 vaccinations19 verminations17 multinations14 cachinnations20 chlorinations18 complanations19 condemnations18 consignations16 contignations16 coordinations16 delaminations16 denominations16 deracinations16 desalinations14 emarginations16 fluorinations16 gelatinations14 halogenations17 illuminations15 impregnations18 incatenations15 incoronations15 ingeminations16 inordinations14 inseminations15 invaginations17 plastinations15 propugnations18 rejuvenations23 renominations15 reordinations14 repaginations16 resupinations15 sulphonations18 trephinations18 vaticinations18 agglutinations16 assassinations14 codeclinations19 cognominations19 compaginations21 concatenations18 consternations16 contaminations18 decarbonations19 defibrinations20 deglutinations16 demyelinations20 deoxygenations26 determinations17 disseminations17 exterminations23 fractionations19 hallucinations19 hydrogenations22 impersonations18 incardinations17 incriminations18 interlunations14 miscegenations19 peneplanations18 peregrinations17 predominations19 prenominations18 preordinations17 ratiocinations16 recombinations20 recriminations18 reexaminations23 reincarnations16 revaccinations21 subordinations17 reoxygenations25 conglutinations18 dechlorinations21 discriminations20 disinclinations18 exsanguinations23 foreordinations19 incoordinations18 indoctrinations18 predesignations19 predestinations18 preterminations19 repristinations17 subalternations17 transaminations17 ubiquitinations26 decaffeinations24 procrastinations20 recontaminations20 decontaminations21 dehydrogenations25 codeterminations21 indeterminations19 insubordinations19 redeterminations19 indiscriminations22 hemagglutinations24 predeterminations22 transilluminations20 nondiscriminations23 disproportionations24 dehydrochlorinations33

How to use NATIONS in a sentence

• NATIONS DO NOT LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE TO PREPARE FOR ARMY-SICKNESS.
• The Chinese surpass all nations in all arts, and particularly in painting, and they perform such perfect work, as others can but faintly imitate.
• Eloquence has ever been admired and honored among all nations, especially among the Greeks.
• The other throng was preparing for the future, dreaming of a world of free democracy, of nations at peace, tolerant and without jealousy.
• The trade of Eastern Asia has always been a source of immense wealth to the Western nations who in succession have obtained it.
• The days of wooden naval vessels were over, and all the nations of the world were forced to build their navies anew.
• What, then, shall we do to make our tariff changes strengthen business instead of weakening business? Rival protective tariff nations have answered that question.
• All the nations of antiquity lived in fixed forms, and their civil relations were always marked by various divisions and subdivisions.
• But the die is cast, and all nations must decide whether they wish to further us by sentiments and by deeds, or the government of the Czar.
• We have seldom seen neighborhood produce affection among nations.
• In fact, I expect the European nations, in general, will rise up against an attempt of this kind, and wage a general commercial war against us.
• But building roads capable of handling three hundred to four hundred miles an hour speeds was beyond the financial and engineering capabilities of individual states and nations.
• What this confederation of nations has done for the cause of human knowledge and human civilisation is a matter of history.
• The same custom has been handed down even to the present time among some oriental nations.
• Nations having wooden vessels would copy them in clay on acquiring the art of pottery.
• But our interests demand that we participate, or, rather, direct the movements of nations.
• We shall, therefore, offer supplication in the divine threshold that a great love may take possession of the hearts of men and unite the nations of the world.
• This likewise has its limitation and liability to change, for often war and deadly strife have been witnessed between people and nations of the same racial lineage.
• When a sufficiently strong league of peace-loving nations is established war will, there, become a thing of the past.
• Deity, Supreme, was the same to the intellectual of all nations, 208-u.
• The League of Nations and the United Nations were efforts in this direction.
• People say that at present the Hollanders are on very bad terms with the nations where they have factories.
• She is too small and insignificant to attempt to brave the wrath of Europe alone, and there is an uneasy feeling that some one of the great nations must be secretly backing her.

Similar words containing NATION without suffix s

nation6 enation7 adnation9 agnation9 conation10 donation9 enations8 lunation8 national8 venation11 zonation17 adnations10 agnations10 arenation9 carnation11 cognation12 conations11 connation11 crenation11 damnation12 darnation10 donations10 emanation11 lunations9 nationals9 nunnation9 ozonation18 phonation14 pinnation11 planation11 pronation11 ruination9 tarnation9 urination9 venations12 vernation12 zonations18 alienation10 arenations10 binational12 carnations12 catenation12 cognations13 conational12 connations12 coronation12 crenations12 damnations13 darnations11 detonation11 divination14 domination13 eburnation12 emanations12 gemination13 immanation14 impanation14 intonation10 iodination11 lamination12 lumination12 marination12 nationally13 nationhood14 nationless10 nationwide14 nomination12 nunnations10 ordination11 ozonations19 pagination13 patination12 phonations15 pinnations12 planations12 pronations12 resonation10 ruinations10 rumination12 sagination11 semination12 stagnation11 supination12 tarnations10 umbonation14 urinations10 venational13 vernations13 abomination15 acumination15 alienations11 alternation11 assignation12 bombination17 bromination15 calcination15 carbonation15 carnationed14 catenations13 coadunation14 combination17 commination17 condonation14 coronations13 crimination15 culmination15 cybernation18 deamination14 declination14 designation13 destination12 detonations12 divinations15 dominations14 eburnations13 elimination13 emanational13 evagination15 examination20 excarnation20 explanation20 expugnation21 fascination16 festination14 fulmination16 geminations14 germination14 gubernation14 hibernation16 hyphenation22 imagination14 immanations15 impanations15 impugnation16 incarnation13 inclination13 indignation13 inquination20 intonations11 iodinations12 laminations13 lancination13 luminations13 machination18 margination14 marinations13 methanation16 micronation15 mucronation15 multination13 nationalise11 nationalism13 nationalist11 nationality14 nationalize20 nationhoods15 nominations13 nonnational11 obsignation14 ordinations12 origination12 oxygenation22 paginations14 patinations13 pectination15 perennation13 personation13 pollination13 profanation16 protonation13 reclination13 resignation12 resonations11 ruminations13 saginations12 seminations13 stagnations12 subnational13 subornation13 subpanation15 sulfonation14 supernation13 supinations13 termination13 trepanation13 turbination13 umbonations15 vaccination18 vermination16 abominations16 acuminations16 alternations12 antinational12 assignations13 bombinations18 brominations16 cachinnation19 calcinations16 carbonations16 chlorination17 coadunations15 combinations18 comminations18 complanation18 condemnation17 condonations15 consignation15 contignation15 coordination15 criminations16 culminations16 cybernations19 deaminations15 declinations15 delamination15 denomination15 deracination15 desalination13 designations14 destinations13 eliminations14 emargination15 evaginations16 examinations21 excarnations21 explanations21 expugnations22 fascinations17 festinations15 fluorination15 fulminations17 gelatination13 germinations15 gubernations15 halogenation16 hibernations17 hyphenations23 illumination14 imaginations15 impregnation17 impugnations17 incarnations14 incatenation14 inclinations14 incoronation14 indignations14 ingemination15 inordination13 inquinations21 insemination14 intonational12 invagination16 lancinations14 machinations19 marginations15 methanations17 micronations16 mucronations16 nationalised13 nationaliser12 nationalises12 nationalisms14 nationalists12 nationalized22 nationalizer21 nationalizes21 nonnationals12 obsignations15 originations13 oxygenations23 pectinations16 perennations14 personations14 plastination14 pollinations14 profanations17 propugnation17 protonations14 reclinations14 rejuvenation22 renomination14 reordination13 repagination15 resignations13 resupination14 subornations14 subpanations16 sulfonations15 sulphonation17 supernations14 terminations14 trepanations14 trephination17 turbinations14 vaccinations19 vaticination17 verminations17 multinations14 agglutination15 assassination13

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