Nomination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOMINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act, process, or an instance of nominating
• the action of nominating or state of being nominated
• a person or thing nominated
• The act of naming or nominating; designation of a person as a candidate for office; the power of nominating; the state of being nominated.
• The denomination, or name.
• the act of officially naming a candidate
• the condition of having been proposed as a suitable candidate for appointment or election
• an address (usually at a political convention) proposing the name of a candidate to run for election

Words related to NOMINATION

nominations13

Words that contain NOMINATION

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How to use NOMINATION in a sentence

• As regards the nomination of staff-officers this was done not in form, but all the more in substance.
• The governor CLAIMS, and has frequently EXERCISED, the right of nomination, and is ENTITLED to a casting vote in the appointment.
• If they gave the information and took proper measures to obtain it, they would upon the next nomination be rejected by the Senate.
• But there was no campaign, no contest, no formal nomination.
• The Lynch faction, however, refused to support him for that position although it had no objection to his nomination for member of the House.
• The eloquent speech of Senator Frye, of Maine, who seconded the nomination, made up in part for the public disappointment in Mr.
• Blaine at that time that, while the action of Judge Robertson may have made the nomination of Mr.
• To one he felt that he was indebted for his nomination.
• So, blindly and almost by chance, was the nomination secured of the one man fitted to meet the crisis.
• The result was that neither Blaine nor Grant could get a majority of the votes, and the nomination fell to Garfield.
• Reynolds wanted the office, and was spending money liberally to get it, while Gordon had accepted the nomination reluctantly.
• Immediately after this the confusion became so great that from this year there was no nomination of an eponyme.
• I do, however, feel myself bound not to hinder him in any way from getting the nomination.
• I told the President that I thought the Republicans of Massachusetts would be much dissatisfied with the nomination of Simmons, and hoped it might be withdrawn.
• The New York Conkling men and the majority of the Pennsylvania delegation, led by Cameron, determined to cast their votes for Hayes, of Ohio, to prevent the nomination of Blaine.
• The Edmunds movement would never have been made, and his nomination at Chicago would have been certain.
• There never was any considerable number of those persons who thought the nomination of Mr.
• Their votes gave him the slender majority to which he owed his nomination.
• During my absence the arrangements were made for my nomination to Congress, from which, when I got home, I could not well escape.
• Fitzpatrick promptly declined the nomination, and his place was filled with the name of Mr.
• Breckinridge had not anticipated, and it may safely be said did not eagerly desire, the nomination.
• We thought it our duty to resist the nomination to fill a vacancy thus created.
• Now, my friends here have told me that they are urging you to accept the nomination for sheriff.
• He suggested the nomination of John Langdon of New Hampshire for the second office.
• At twenty-eight he received a nomination for Congress, and was elected by a close vote.
• Between these extremes were grouped the followers of Senator Cass of Michigan, who was perhaps the most conspicuous candidate for the Democratic nomination.
• For the second time Douglas lost the nomination of his party.
• The pressure put upon him in New York by those to whom he was indebted for his nomination, was almost too strong to be resisted.
• This nomination was submitted to the Senate at its last session, upon the retirement of the previous incumbent, who for a number of years had held the office to which it refers.

Similar words containing NOMINA without suffix tion

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