Relations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELATIONS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• social or political dealings between individuals or groups
NOUN:
• RELATION, an association between people or things
• the way in which two or more people or groups feel about and behave towards each other
• sexual intercourse
• a person who is connected by blood or marriage; a relative
• the action of telling a story.
• mutual dealings or connections or communications among persons or groups
• the way in which two or more people or things are connected; a thing's effect on or relevance to another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a significant association between two or more things

Words related to RELATIONS

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Words that contain RELATIONS

prelations12 corelations13 irrelations11 correlations14 disrelations13 misrelations14 relationship17 relationships18 interrelations14 miscorrelations19 noncorrelations17 interrelationsh18 autocorrelations18 interrelationship22 intercorrelations19 interrelationships23

How to use RELATIONS in a sentence

• Both hypotheses can be entertained, but both, as we shall see, lead to economic disorder in the conquering States, if these relations are to be regulated by violence.
• The clue that placed her in mental relations with the danger did not extend to its authorship.
• Excepting Tangier, it is now the only port which carries on uninterrupted commercial relations with Europe.
• We made an excursion together a few summers since, into Hertfordshire, to beat up the quarters of some of our less-known relations in that fine corn country.
• The commercial relations of the Philippines with California and Australia are likely to become very active, and liberal ideas will be introduced from those free countries.
• A precise knowledge of our relations with foreign powers as respects our negotiations and transactions with each is thought to be particularly necessary.
• Both mathematics and ethics, however, belong in the sphere of the demonstrative knowledge of relations.
• Mathematical and moral ideas, on the other hand, and their relations, are entirely accessible, for they are the products of our own voluntary operations.
• Sets in the most affecting, the most dutiful and generous lights, the grief of her father, mother, and other relations, on her account.
• Not a history, not a theory, but a real view of life, its hidden motives, its secret relations.
• It is easy to understand the strained relations that existed between the two men.
• The more frank relations between the sexes make dancing a favourite pastime.
• It is curious that the like relations hold with the mind.
• Happily the friendship between the former comrades was not impaired by their financial relations.
• Of the relations between men and women I long ago came to the conclusion that this is a subject best left to the scientific explorer.
• That is the true and plain fact concerning the relations of every strong and wise man to the world about him.
• For mathematical demonstration is founded on necessary and eternal relations, and admits of no contingencies in its premises.
• It was located along the line of duty which bound man to his own divine soul and then to other souls, in the five relations I have mentioned in the early part of this paper.
• So far the relations between the Americans and Aguinaldo had not been really friendly.
• It is simple and full of affection, as one would expect, and tells, as well as many volumes could, of the happy relations between husband and wife.
• After the scene of the previous night, their relations could not again have been exactly what the relations between master and servant ought to be.
• Spencer does not mean to imply a right and wrong existing apart from Humanity and its relations.
• He had no wife to extract bedroom confidences from him, no relations to visit in expansive moments, he trusted nothing to paper or diary, and he did not play golf.
• These corporations and unions are transforming local and provincial relations into cosmopolitan acquaintanceship.
• They have friendly relations with the other islanders of Torres Strait, but are at enmity with all the mainland tribes except the Gudang.
• Prince Bismarck, however, set his face strongly against the match on the ground that it would impair the friendly relations between the Courts of Berlin and St.
• It also contains six Portraits after Holbein of More and his relations.
• Our relations with Mexico during the year have been marked by an increasing growth of mutual confidence.
• What could she do with him? How, in the new relations of her life to him, should she carry herself? The drive was a quiet one.
• He therefore declined the proposition, but their relations nevertheless continued as friendly as before.

Similar words containing LATION without suffix s and without prefix re

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