Regulates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGULATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• REGULATE, to control according to rule
• control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it operates properly
• control (something, especially a business activity) by means of rules and regulations
• set (a clock or other apparatus) according to an external standard

Words related to REGULATES

regulate9 regulated11 regulating12

Words that contain REGULATES

deregulates13 reregulates12 overregulates17 thermoregulates21

How to use REGULATES in a sentence

• But this fact is of small importance, inasmuch as it is not justice or injustice which regulates the relations between nations, but their interests and sentiments.
• But the political Catholicism of nowadays, anxious to keep alive itself, allows and regulates marriage, with the view of maintaining things as they are.
• Having the Pope for their common head, regulates, I presume, their movements, and prevents the outrageous display of individual whim which every other sect is permitted.
• Article X regulates the powers of the committee of the States to sit in the recess of Congress.
• As well may they assert that the demand for thieves in society regulates the supply, as in other markets of merchandise.
• The change of tone in the harp of Timotheus, regulates the measure and the melody, and the language of every stanza.
• Man confers the rights and regulates the duties of citizenship.
• Perhaps no feature of the debates in the House of Commons deserves more honorable mention than the high-toned courtesy which regulates the intercourse of members.
• Among these, that which regulates trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes will merit particular notice.
• But no one stands above the State, which regulates the relations of the citizens to each other.
• But there is a higher law than the Constitution which regulates our authority over the domain, and devotes it to the same noble purposes.
• From the explosions of these two shells the gunner is able to determine how far he is off the target and accordingly regulates his sights.
• These depend upon the same general principle that causes and regulates all other wind.
• Commerce, there, regulates itself freely, and asks nothing better.
• The real beginning of a statue is not in the rough outline in which it first appears, but in the creative idea of the perfect work which regulates its whole progress.
• Therefore, the most important faculty of all, the pendulum which regulates, and the rudder which guides, is judgment.
• They were civil enough to outsiders, but their manner had the unconscious selfishness that often regulates social activities.
• Conduitt at Woolthorpe, near Grantham, Sir Isaac Newton was led to discover the great law of gravitation which regulates the whole universe.
• But certainly, that, which most regulates the fancy, and gives the judgment its busiest employment, is like to bring forth the richest and clearest thoughts.
• It regulates the food we eat, and the clothes we wear, and the books we read, and the entertainment we seek.
• The law which regulates the common good is called the moral law.
• The matter of the admission-fee also regulates the blousard to some extent in his choice of resort.
• Caste in India and in other Oriental countries regulates a large part of the life of the people.
• The statute then regulates the diet and apparel of servants.
• The twist in the will regulates the twist in the eye.
• This organisation was very similar, as may be seen, to that which now obtains in the Normal School and regulates its relations with the Sorbonne.
• A law, passed in 1895, provides for the inspection of these, and regulates the fees charged therein.
• By this means also he regulates the rate of progress on the road, going at a pace of two miles or ten miles per hour, or even quicker if necessary.
• The governor alone provides and regulates all that pertains to war and government, with the advice of the auditors of the Audiencia in difficult matters.
• A strong trades-union among the lake seamen keeps wages up and regulates conditions of employment.
• Each part of the body regulates its supply of blood, the regulation being effected by means of nerves which control the tension of the muscle fibres.
• It is impossible to avoid the conclusion that there is some internal mechanism of the body which controls and regulates growth.
• The State regulates very strictly the importation of arms.
• A law dated May 26, 1609, regulates the services of the Indians.
• In its present condition the law regulates only a part of the subordinate public positions throughout the country.

Similar words containing GULATE without suffix s and without prefix re

angulate9 jugulate16 ligulate9 regulate9 ungulate9 angulated11 angulates10 cingulate12 coagulate12 jugulated18 jugulates17 ligulated11 lingulate10 mangulate12 regulated11 tegulated11 ungulates10 virgulate13 cingulated14 coagulated14 coagulates13 deregulate12 lingulated12 mangulated14 mangulates13 reregulate11 deregulated14 deregulates13 notungulate12 reregulated13 reregulates12 strangulate12 subungulate14 triangulate12 unregulated13 multungulate15 nonregulated14 notoungulate13 notungulates13 overregulate16 strangulated14 strangulates13 subungulates15 triangulated14 triangulates13 multungulates16 notoungulates14 overregulated18 overregulates17 solidungulate15 triangulately17 solidungulates16 thermoregulate20 thermoregulated22 thermoregulates21

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