Recipients is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECIPIENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RECIPIENT, one who receives
• a person or thing that receives or is awarded something
ADJECTIVE:
• receiving or capable of receiving something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that receives; receiver

Words related to RECIPIENTS

recipient13

Words that contain RECIPIENTS

corecipients18

How to use RECIPIENTS in a sentence

• All who opened their ears truly to the voice of their American father would be included among the recipients of his favors.
• In one sense it is true that we are the recipients in our own State of many civil rights and of a very large degree of civil equality.
• This same policy he followed again both in Africa and in Spain, releasing all who had not before been captured and been made recipients of his mercy.
• This experimental evidence is here adduced, in order that it may be known, that wives are loves and men recipients.
• The very recipients themselves, in the fulness of their heart, will commit a grateful breach of confidence with which it is impossible to quarrel.
• ALL THINGS IN THE CREATED UNIVERSE ARE RECIPIENTS OF THE DIVINE LOVE AND THE DIVINE WISDOM OF GOD-MAN.
• That men are such subjects, and that they are recipients of the Divine as of themselves, has been pointed out above many times.
• God is also heaven, because the angels, who constitute heaven, are recipients of love and wisdom from the Lord, and recipients are images.
• It is known that heat and light go forth from the sun, and that all things in the universe are recipients and grow warm and bright in the degree in which they receive.
• These Countenances are the recipients of the Divine Command, and the Day Springs of His Revelation.
• I do not stop to inquire whether we are both the victims of a delusion, or whether we are the chosen recipients of a supernatural communication.
• Offerings of food to hungry ghosts were countenanced, and it was easy to include among the recipients other spirits.
• Neither was it supposed actually to confer on its recipients equality of attributes with the great gods, making them peers of Zeus and Apollo.
• So, then, this sacrament benefits recipients by way both of sacrament and of sacrifice, because it is offered for all who partake of it.
• A steady stream of letters to communities and individuals alike opened up for the recipients new dimensions in the beliefs they had embraced.
• For the most part, however, these friends were essentially recipients of teaching programmes conducted by teachers and pioneers from outside.
• Consider how all are recipients of the bounty of the same Sun.
• Your hearts must be pure and your intentions sincere in order that you may become recipients of the divine bestowals.
• It requires that we become recipients of all the perfections of God.
• Therefore, the sound reasoning mind concludes that the bounties of the Holy Spirit are continuous and that holy souls are ever the recipients of these divine emanations.
• But all are recipients of the bounty and bestowals of God.
• As long as there has been light, there have been recipients of that light, for light cannot become manifest unless those things which perceive and appreciate it exist.
• The world of Divinity presupposes creation, presupposes recipients of bounty, presupposes the existence of worlds.
• Wherefore, O ye loved ones of God, offer up thanks unto Him, since He hath made you the object of such bounties, and the recipients of such gifts.
• Therefore its bounty proceeding from them is one bounty but the recipients of that bounty are many.
• They, verily, shall be the recipients of God’s grace, verily shall receive His divine assistance, and shall be the truly victorious.
• So they and their 12 children were frequent recipients of public relief, a habit which they have consistently kept up.
• The whole of the city went forth to welcome them, and they were made the recipients of valuable gifts.
• Not one of all the recipients of this cruel benevolence but would gladly have exchanged places with the shivering tramp or the work-house pauper.
• The recipients of such kindly treatment were, however, prohibited by Insurgent officers from telling others of their experiences lest the hatred of Americans diminish as a result.
• Distribution by status is guided neither by the personal merit of the recipients nor by the value of their direct services, but the merits and acts of men not living.
• For a number of years, we have been the recipients of his bounty and the objects of his kind regard, for which, undoubtedly, we all feel grateful.
• At first they aroused considerable enthusiasm, but after five or six years a look of doubt began to appear on the faces of the recipients.
• The neighbouring whites were the sole recipients of the good resulting from his labors, if there was any.
• Both fugitives and pursuers were the recipients of severe wounds from gun shots, and other weapons used in the contest.
• It is quite likely that the recipients of the burning phrases regarded them in the light of a joke, but they were very real to the wearied soul of the man who wrote them.
• My mother and I were thereafter the recipients of ominous looks, and some uncomfortable hints and jeers, and our life was made constantly unpleasant thereby.

Similar words containing CIPIENT without suffix s and without prefix re

excipient20 incipient13 recipient13 concipient16 excipients21 percipient16 suscipient14 corecipient17 incipiently18 percipients17 suscipients15 appercipient20 corecipients18 impercipient20 intercipient16 percipiently21 intercipients17 impercipiently25

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