Regents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REGENT, one who rules in place of a sovereign
• a person appointed to administer a state because the monarch is a minor or is absent or incapacitated.
• a member of the governing body of a university or other academic institution.
ADJECTIVE:
• acting as regent for a monarch
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who rules in the place of a sovereign

Words related to REGENTS

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Words that contain REGENTS

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How to use REGENTS in a sentence

• It is a capital crime for any but the officers of the Sovereign and of the twelve Regents to possess the fearfully destructive weapons that brought our last wars to an end.
• You shall rule it with all the authority possessed by the Regents under me, and by the laws which you think best suited to races very different from our own.
• The Regents are never named from among subordinate officials, nor is a Regent ever promoted to the throne.
• In 1844 the State Library was placed under the superintendence of the Regents.
• A meeting of the ancient regents of The Hague was convoked by the proclamation of the confederates, and took place at the house of Mr.
• Pitcher stated that the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan had adopted a plan of buildings to be erected at Ann Arbor.
• The uncle and aunt who had been appointed Regents came out to meet them and escorted them home.
• During the minority of the young prince the government will be administered by native regents under British supervision.
• Thus the state of the Danes was governed with the aid of regents until the time when the king should be a man.
• They, however, appointed two regents instead of one.
• The regents quarreled and headed two hostile parties.
• The regents showed moderation, though one of them, Roger Mortimer, had himself been the greatest sufferer from the treaty of Shrewsbury.
• It was to the credit of the regents that they refused to countenance this glaring violation of the treaty.
• Yet the regents were content to remonstrate, and to urge on all parties the need of strict adherence to the terms of the treaty.
• The regents for the young Edward III resolved to come to terms with Bruce.
• All reigning Princes are going out to fight with the army and have appointed their wives as regents.
• The moderate Aristocrats would have consented to a temperate mixture of democracy, and particularly, that the Regents should be elected by the people.
• Their sons, as regents, exercised the powers of government.
• On its summit is the city of Brahma, covering a space of fourteen thousand leagues, and surrounded by the stately cities of the regents of the spheres.
• Should these high geniuses also be fit to rule the world, they become Regents.
• He was one of the Regents of the State University of Minnesota from 1892 to 1898.
• Jewett denied his power to do this, and the question came before the board of regents.
• The regents had resolved that, after the completion of the building, one half the income should be devoted to those objects which Professor Henry considered most appropriate.
• In the selection of a Secretary, the chief officer of the institution, the regents builded better than they knew.
• Pray accept my thanks and convey them to the Regents of the University.
• And if I were King of Paris, the devil take me if I would not set it on fire, and burn both principal and regents, for suffering this inhumanity to be exercised before their eyes.
• Which he the rather observed, for that it was told him by one of his teachers, there called regents, that the pain of the eyes was the most hurtful thing of any to the sight.
• Each faculty was allowed to appoint its own professors and lecturers, to choose a dean, and to exercise such powers as the regents shall delegate.
• The memorial was referred to a joint committee, which reported a bill restoring the property to the Regents.
• The bill was enacted and the Regents have since ruled.
• At Cambridge, the regents compose the upper house, and the non-regents the lower house of the Senate, or governing body.
• But Natalie, who had so long defied a King, was not the woman to be daunted by mere Regents.
• Having advised the Regents as to the best method of governing the country, I departed for Roumania.
• Boyl and Peter Fernandez Coronell regents, together with Alonzo Sanchez de Caravajal, rector of Bracca, and Juan de Luxan of Madrid, gentleman to their Catholic majesties.
• The latter had been proscribed by the regents, who exercised supreme power during his minority.

Similar words containing GENT without suffix s and without prefix re

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