Prospects is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROSPECTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROSPECT, to search for mineral deposits
• search for mineral deposits, especially by drilling and excavation
• search for; seek
NOUN:
• the possibility or likelihood of some future event occurring
• a mental picture of a future or anticipated event
• chances or opportunities for success or wealth
• a person regarded as likely to succeed or as a potential customer, client, etc.
• a place likely to yield mineral deposits
• an extensive view of landscape
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to explore for mineral deposits

Words related to PROSPECTS

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How to use PROSPECTS in a sentence

• Now here, thought I, is a very fine lad, with very fine prospects before him.
• I could hardly sleep for thinking what a train I might have been laying, which might take a spark any day, and blow up nobody knows whose peace or prospects.
• I never thought about your position or your prospects.
• Of course neighbours in the position of the Watfords knew all about Adam Salton, his relationship, circumstances, and prospects.
• He therefore accommodated himself to the circumstances, and returned with these prospects and hopes to the Superior.
• They were called to sacrifice their worldly prospects, in order to embrace the Gospel.
• In the very prospects that we rejoice over, of the early introduction of public industrial training, we can detect an added risk for the girl.
• Here we met a company of warm-hearted and intelligent abolitionists, with whom we discussed the prospects of the cause.
• Much to her satisfaction, however, she found her better, and with some dawning prospects of ultimate recovery.
• He was wondering how all this would affect him and his prospects, and through them his right to marry.
• If individual opinions can be accepted as a fair test, our prospects of success seem hopeful.
• Acquaint them, therefore, with their marks and standing and prospects, unless in the individual case you have some special practical reason for not so doing.
• For Luttrell was there in the cabin in front of him, but sunk in so deep a contemplation of memories and prospects that the cabin might just as well have been empty.
• He was yet a diamond in the rough, and she would not immediately decide till she could better understand his character and prospects, so no formal engagement resulted.
• But when I went back to Montreal, thinking of nothing but you, I considered and pondered over every possibility of putting my prospects in a fair light to your father.
• The young man had been turning over seriously his future prospects.
• It was a bright morning, but our prospects were dark and ominous.
• Fair prospects also of the future rise up before them.
• Wrecked in character and prospects, I decided to be quit of the world.
• When traffic is brisk three whole teams will pass that verandah in one day, and it is necessary to exchange news about the weather and the prospects for oats.
• Pierre Vaux was enthusiastic over the rain, while his daughters were equally so over the prospects of riding to the hounds, there being now nearly forty dogs in the double pack.
• But with the fair weather and the prospects of an easy night, we encamped entirely too close to the trail, as we experienced to our sorrow.
• The report of the Postmaster-General contains a gratifying exhibit of the condition and prospects of the interesting branch of the public service committed to his care.
• I wandered long by streams and wood-ends, every corner that I turned revealing new prospects of delight.

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