Prefects is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREFECTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PREFECT, an ancient Roman official, also PRAEFECT
• (in some schools) a senior pupil who is authorized to enforce discipline.
• a chief officer, magistrate, or regional governor in certain countries
• a senior magistrate or governor in the ancient Roman world

Words related to PREFECTS

prefect14

Words that contain PREFECTS

prefectship23 subprefects20 prefectships24

How to use PREFECTS in a sentence

• In addition to this, when any of the prefects left, fresh ones were chosen in their places.
• Two fresh prefects were required, and the friends of law and order were unanimous in naming Fielding and Parkes as the most suitable candidates to fill the vacancies.
• I ask you not to look upon this matter as a personal affair, either of mine or of any of the other prefects, but to consider only the welfare of the school.
• A vague sense that the prefects were at fault, and that this inquiry was a blind to cover their shortcomings, spread through the meeting.
• As one of the prefects, I think it only fair to myself to mention that I was not in favour of this meeting being called.
• The two prefects were standing at the front of the writing-table.
• It seems hardly possible to me that such things should happen without its coming to the ears of the prefects who were the perpetrators of the deeds in question.
• Diggory glanced up, and received a look from the two prefects that amply repaid him for the trying ordeal through which he had just passed.
• At first, the duties of the praetorian prefects were purely military, but finally they discharged important judicial functions.
• The governor of a province, and each of his district officers or prefects, had a staff often of more than a hundred officials.
• Their prefects, Licinius Proculus and Plotius Firmus, harangued them by companies, the one mildly, the other harshly, for they were men of different natures.
• And really it is a perfect quibble to wish to distinguish in Europe anything but prefect-kings, and prefects receiving their orders directly from the emperor of France.
• Finally, the subject states were deprived of their internal constitutions, and were governed by annual prefects chosen in Rome.
• Thiers has sent a despatch to the Prefects announcing that the gate of St.
• Ledru Rollin addressed a circular to the prefects and other departmental and commercial authorities, urging upon them the support of republican candidates at the elections.
• If Napoleon had succeeded, the fate of the world would have been changed, and Toronto and Cape Town, Melbourne and Sydney and Auckland might have been ruled by French prefects.
• I receive the most reassuring news from my prefects.
• Four prefects held jurisdiction over as many divisions of the empire, and two municipal prefects ruled Rome and Constantinople.
• In full view of the prefects he chatted gaily to me.
• Monsieur Vaudrey, with the assistance of Monsieur Henri Jacquier of Oise, undersecretary of State, is actively engaged in examining the reports of prefects and under-prefects.

Similar words containing FECT without suffix s and without prefix pre

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