Sinecure is valid Scrabble Word

Is sinecure a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for SINECURE in dictionary:

VERB:

To put or place in a sinecure.

NOUN:

a position that requires little or no work, but provides income
a position requiring little or no work but giving the holder status or financial benefit
paid job with minimal duties
An ecclesiastical benefice without the care of souls.
Any office or position which requires or involves little or no responsibility, labor, or active service.
a benefice to which no spiritual or pastoral duties are attached
an office that involves minimal duties

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an office or position requiring little or no work

Words related to SINECURE

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Words that contain SINECURE

How to use SINECURE in a sentence

The surgical ward in the new Hospital at Marlborough was filled to its utmost capacity and Evadne found her work no sinecure.
Sinecure offices were abolished in the Court of Chancery, and the laws of dower and inheritance were amended.
The position of Presiding Elder on the Green Bay District at this time was no sinecure.
The service of a British soldier on these special trips is not exactly a sinecure.
Alfred has for some time been hostile because I could not if I would, and would not if I could, find him a snug sinecure in some of the companies.
The poetical department is almost a sinecure, consisting of mere summary decisions and a list of quotations.
Marsh retained her place in silence, well-paid sinecure as it doubtless was, yet with no hint of that suppressed disapproval one might have expected from her.
The companion secretaries of that distinguished philanthropist had no sinecure even at a hundred a year.
Whereupon he went back to the Farquhar Building and to his office and sat down at the type-writer to pound out a letter to the general counsel, resigning his sinecure.
But possession of the scepter of those realms was by no means a sinecure.

Truly, in the light of his experience, the office of Territorial delegate is no sinecure.
In 1775 an offer was made to him of the sinecure post of Lord of the Bedchamber.
They need an interpreter and the post is not a sinecure.
You may laugh, Miss Scott, but I can assure you that my duties are no sinecure.
There was nothing more to be feared from the Aryks, and his situation, therefore, of guardian of his sleeping friends might be considered a sinecure.
Matters progressed so quietly for the next couple of days that I began to wonder whether I had not fallen into a sinecure after all.
The Bahamas, however, were a favourite resort for pirates and other men of desperate character, and Lilburne soon discovered that his place was no sinecure.
One of these contains the names of all the clerks regularly employed in the Bureau, and about a dozen names of persons who hold sinecure positions, or have no existence.
These several sums are drawn out of the County Bureau alone, and he holds an equal number of sinecure positions in the City Bureau.
By this bill the board of trade, the board of works, the great wardrobe, the office of American secretary of state, and many sinecure appointments were abolished.
This was as well, for the post of musician on a pirate ship was no sinecure, as every pirate had the right to demand a tune at any hour of the day or night.
By some means or other, he secured a lucrative sinecure, that of treasurer of finances at Caen in Normandy.
He perceived that she needed some well paid sinecure.
On coming to Glasgow, he soon gave lively proofs that the important situation which he had been brought to fill would, in his hands, be anything other than a sinecure.
In a strange house, with the knowledge to begin with that what he sought was carefully hidden, it was no sinecure to find that package.
Nor would a superintendent of the Nautical Almanac, if he made a point of being acquainted with every thing connected with his subject, find his situation at all a sinecure.
In 1886 he was appointed Foreign Correspondent to the Royal Academy, a sinecure post rendered vacant by the death of Lord Houghton.
Stanbury, desirable as you seem to think it, this post of mine is no sinecure.
Quantities of valuable sinecure offices were habitually given to Englishmen who never came near the shores of Ireland.
Phoeby, the simple country maid whom Sibylla had taken to Paris with her, found her place a sinecure since the engagement of Mademoiselle Benoite.
The office of mistress of a large household in the sixteenth century was no sinecure.
With such material, his work could not be a sinecure.
Agneau, as chaplain on board, was by no means a sinecure.
He knew that in too many cases men had in the past made their position a sinecure in the Labor Movement and he condemned their action.

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