Risings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RISINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RISING, the act of one that rises
• an armed protest against authority; a revolt
ADJECTIVE:
• going up, increasing, or sloping upward
• advancing to maturity or high standing
• approaching (a specified age)
• (of a sign) ascendant.
• (of a bird) depicted with the wings open but not fully displayed, as if preparing for flight.

Words related to RISINGS

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Words that contain RISINGS

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How to use RISINGS in a sentence

• For nearly twenty years she passed through this tempestuous sea, between failings and risings, enjoying neither the sweetness of God nor the pleasures of the world.
• It is coarser and less rolled, and has very likely been deposited by risings of the rivers during the period when the valleys were being formed.
• He had more than once assisted the deputy to put down risings in the north, and, on the whole, had borne his part loyally as a dutiful subject of the queen.
• In the two preceding ones revolts and risings had, as we have seen, been the rule rather than the exception.
• This popular movement had a characteristic which from now on became typical of all these risings of the people.
• Numerous widespread and furious risings nevertheless took place, usually led by princes.
• From 530 onward the risings became more and more formidable.
• This whole lower section of the population rarely took any active and visible part in politics, except at times in the form of great popular risings.
• Such is the explanation of the great popular risings which ultimately brought the dynasty to its end.
• We have already pointed out that these risings of secret societies were always a sign of intolerable conditions among the peasantry.
• These risings had been produced, as always, by excessive oppression of the people by the government or the governing class.
• The conflicts implicit in this situation produced great Mohammedan risings in the nineteenth century.
• All these risings were marked by two characteristics.
• In 1910 the first risings directed actually against the regency took place, in the province of Hunan.
• The first risings of military units began at the outset of 1912.
• This led to various risings of generals, each aiming simply at the satisfaction of his thirst for personal power.
• There are constant rumors of risings, and arms and ammunition have been seized in several towns of Spain.
• The river has but few fords, and, like all mountain streams, it is liable to sudden risings, when the water comes down with great strength and violence.
• In Prague, the capital of Bohemia, there were fierce anti-German risings.
• Her first startling successes were due to the fact that the Maltsor risings had largely cleared the way for her.
• Isolated risings which took place on the northern side of the Balkans were crushed with similar barbarity.
• We are in the midst of one of the perennial risings of the lower orders.
• Faithful to the Church, the second Lord Tewkesbury became involved in one of those numerous risings that harassed the last years of Henry the Eighth.
• The other counties not joining in at the right moment, in accordance with the general procedure at Royalist risings, it is defeated by Fairfax.
• In this insurrection there are two things which are singular in the history of Irish risings.
• Surely the true reign of Fraternity is now not far? The Girondins are struck down, but in the country follows a ferment of Girondist risings.
• But though we had all this enthusiasm in three counties, besides promises of similar risings in London, we were in no real case to take the field.
• Tiberias and several cities revolted, but Josephus suppressed the risings, severely punishing many of the leaders.
• Risings were now taking place all over Italy, though they were ill-concerted.
• Not a hand stirred for James or his heirs when Jacobite plots and risings were causing grave public danger in England and Scotland.
• To check the risings in Cape Colony, which for the time being were confined to the Prieska district, Kitchener had already sent out flying columns from De Aar.
• But, by encouraging such habits, they cannot but obstruct in time, the natural risings of benevolence both towards their fellow-creatures and to those of the animal creation.

Similar words containing RISING without suffix s

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