Prisons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRISONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRISON, to imprison
• imprison
NOUN:
• a building in which people are legally held as a punishment for a crime they have committed or while awaiting trial

Words related to PRISONS

prison8 prisoned11 prisoning12

Words that contain PRISONS

imprisons13 unprisons11 disprisons13 disimprisons17

How to use PRISONS in a sentence

• At the time our story opens, a bloody persecution of the Church was going on, and all the prisons of Rome were filled with Christians condemned to death for the Faith.
• It is the individual and not society that has need of government, of hospitals, of asylums, of prisons.
• Those acquainted with our prisons must know that those found to have sunk deepest into vice and crime were persons who had never received any education, moral or religious.
• What dost thou here, Victor? What dost thou here, Jacqueline? This is the place of prisons.
• I might, indeed, write you a manuel des prisons, and, like Trenck or Latude, by a vain display of ingenuity, deprive some future victim of a resource.
• After being dragged from one town to another, like a criminal, and often lodged in dungeons and common prisons, he was at length deposited here.
• I recollect hearing that she was confined in some one of the city prisons.
• In hospitals, in military prisons, in agriculture, and in industry they bore their full share of responsibility.
• I had been unpleasantly struck by the frequent Courts-Martial on the younger soldiers, and by the disproportionate number of these lads to be met with in the military prisons.
• Howard was appointed high sheriff for the county of Bedford in 1773, and as such had the prisons under his charge.
• On the other hand, perhaps most of the inmates of prisons would have lived as respected citizens if their environment had not been so hard.
• For the most part healthy children have always looked on them more or less as prisons.
• Prisons came into fashion later than the death penalty, and as a form of punishment have gradually come to take the place of most death penalties.
• The seven prisons of Paris were all crowded under the fearful reign of Danton and Marat.
• Her husband, a piano merchant, has been in some seven prisons for his political activities.
• Instead of rescuing our seamen, it imprisoned them all at home, and deprived them of the food which they found even in the prisons of the enemy.
• There remain in England some prisons of this nature.
• If this simple reform were effected, the child population of our prisons would almost cease to exist.
• The actual percentage of criminals who suffer from mental disorders in the prisons of Europe is probably much greater than is generally supposed.
• In countries where prisons are on a large scale such a system as this might easily be adopted, and it would, if properly managed, be productive of beneficial results.

Similar words containing PRISON without suffix s

prison8 imprison12 prisoned11 prisoner10 unprison10 disprison12 imprisons13 prisoners11 prisoning12 prisonous11 unprisons11 coprisoner14 disprisons13 imprisoned15 imprisoner14 postprison14 prisonment14 unprisoned13 coprisoners15 disimprison16 disprisoned15 imprisoners15 imprisoning16 prisonments15 unprisoning14 disimprisons17 disprisoning16 imprisonable18 imprisonment18 unimprisoned17 disimprisoned19 imprisonments19 disimprisoning20 disimprisonment22

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