Pillars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PILLARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PILLAR, to supply with vertical building supports
NOUN:
• a tall vertical structure of stone, wood, or metal, used as a support for a building, or as an ornament or monument.
• something shaped like a pillar
• a solid mass of coal left to support the roof of a mine.
• a person or thing regarded as reliably providing essential support for something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with vertical building supports

Words related to PILLARS

pillar8 pillared11 pillaring12

Words that contain PILLARS

caterpillars16

How to use PILLARS in a sentence

• The interior courts are paved with stone, with fountains in the centre, and many of them are covered with domes resting on massive pillars.
• The largest has a roof of nine domes, supported by four grand pillars, which inclose a fountain.
• Five hundred years before Christ, Carthage sent one of her admirals on a voyage of colonization beyond the Pillars of Hercules.
• These four rows of pillars made three parallel spaces for walking.
• Hermas, the master of the House of the Golden Pillars, was keeping watch by the dead.
• Without a word the Knight, bending his head, passed under the archway, mounted the steps, and was lost to view among the many pillars.
• Now, among the spoil were some bronze gates and two rosy pillars of porphyry, very precious.
• They are the pillars of the future, and should be trained and encouraged in every way, to learn the details of the teachings, and how to teach others.
• The third objective is the formation of three national Assemblies, pillars of the Universal House of Justice, in the Dominion of Canada, Central and South America.
• It hung over the river, rolled along the black stream, under the bridge, up the steps, and clung to the wooden pillars of the gallery.
• It seems that they utilized the Norman pillars as the central core round which to group the Purbeck shafts.
• Louis one evening was at the Theatre-Francais, seated on a bench in the upper gallery, near to one of the pillars which, in those days, divided off the third row of boxes.
• Whatever the number of the pillars, they were mystical everywhere.
• The small arches between the pillars were of the same precious stone of which the pillars next to them were.
• It were but a trifle even if the walls of yonder Capitol were to crumble, if its lofty pillars should fall, and its gorgeous decorations be all covered by the dust of the valley.
• Against the pillars that support these arches, were affixed whole-length figures, or cariatides, in alto-relievo.
• The house stood in extensive grounds, and lofty white pillars gave it an imposing appearance.
• As she was passing the outer door, she observed upon one of the piazza pillars a half-blown rose, and for a moment stopped to admire it.
• It has also become one of the pillars of every civilized community.
• When the telescope is mounted on two pillars instead of the face of a wall, it is called a transit instrument.
• The whole had the appearance of being supported on pillars of fire, these seeming pillars being in reality hydrogen jets brighter and more active than the substance of the cloud.

Similar words containing PILLAR without suffix s

pillar8 papillar12 pillared11 pupillar12 capillary16 papillary16 pillaring12 pillarist11 pupillary16 pillarists12 pillarless12 unpillared13 capillaries15 capillarity18 caterpillar15 pupillarity18 caterpillars16 capillarities17 pupillarities17 interpupillary21

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