Shews is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHEW, (archaic) to show, also SHAW
• to be or cause to become visible.
• to demonstrate or prove.

Words related to SHEWS

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How to use SHEWS in a sentence

• When it is descended, it opens and shews the Emperor and the Prince.
• A little circumstance shews the subjection of our merchants, the Consul not excepted, to the Moorish Government.
• The report of the Secretary of War shews the progress made during the three first quarters of the present year by the application of the fund appropriated for arming the militia.
• This fact shews how improper it is to say one thing to a child and mean another.
• Socrates then shews him, from the Examples of others, how these might very probably be the Effects of such a Blessing.
• A Man, who cannot write with Wit on a proper Subject, is dull and stupid, but one who shews it in an improper Place, is as impertinent and absurd.
• Teneriffe, on the contrary, shews itself with every mark of the cause by which it was formed.
• You know I am always ready to pay them any attention in my power, as my taking them out this evening shews.
• After wealth flowed in from the destruction of Carthage, donations and shews were in use.
• Nothing, my dear Rivers, shews the value of friendship more than the envy it excites.
• This hasty departure shews that, whatever design the Spaniards might have had upon this island, they had now laid it aside.
• This shews with what facility a settlement might be made at Otaheite, which, grateful as I am for repeated good offices, I hope will never happen.
• Indeed, there is a neatness and perfection in most of their work, that shews they neither want ingenuity nor perseverance.
• But that shews that the moral character of Christianity as a religion is seen and adhered to.
• The first and theoretic part shews the high origin of the soul, and how it has departed from this its origin.
• He abundantly shews that the mistake arose hence, though he does not point out precisely the mode of deviation.
• The fellow shews you fifty things for which you have no occasion, in spite of your reiterated request for the article in the list.
• The first, dated 1687, shews the library over the south walk of the cloister, where it was placed in 1513.
• Aesop shews him what he reckoned the oppressions of the administration, flowed from the prejudices of ignorance, contemplated through the medium of popular discontent.
• He shews a true spirit, and, in many places, is very beautiful.
• In a word, Good Breeding shews it self most, where to an ordinary Eye it appears the least.
• I confess this shews more the Art than the Veracity of the Historian, but I am only to speak of him as he is qualified to please the Imagination.
• Conveyed by me! My ill success in love Shews me, too sure, I have few friends above.
• He often spoke on the foreign policy of the Government, and it is in these speeches that he shews most originality.
• There were some who answered to no part of it, as he shews below.
• The title fully shews what Grotius gives in this book.
• It shews a round surface of considerable height, and has much the appearance of being an island.
• It shews a surface of equal height, and elevated about thirty or forty feet above the sea, from which it is defended by a rocky coast.

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