Sully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SULLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to soil, make impure
• damage the purity or integrity of
• make dirty
• To soil; to dirty; to spot; to tarnish; to stain; to darken; -- used literally and figuratively; as, to sully a sword; to sully a person\'s reputation.
• To become soiled or tarnished.
• place under suspicion or cast doubt upon
• make dirty or spotty, as by exposure to air; also used metaphorically
• charge falsely or with malicious intent; attack the good name and reputation of someone
• ruin (someone's reputation)
NOUN:
• Soil; tarnish; stain.
• United States painter (born in England) of portraits and historical scenes (1783-1872)
• French statesman (1560-1641)
• stain
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• ruin (someone\'s reputation)

Words related to SULLY

sulliable11 sullied8 sullies7 sullying12

How to use SULLY in a sentence

• His friend and counsellor was Rosny, afterwards Duke of Sully, to whose wise counsels his future success may be in a great measure traced.
• He had inherited the experience of Sully, of Richelieu, and of Mazarin.
• He knew what the instrument would do, and the fact accomplished was but the confirmation to others of what to him was a certainty on the packet-ship Sully in 1832.
• He has engaged historical pictures of Allston, Vanderlyn, Sully, and myself, and landscapes of the principal landscape painters, for a gallery on board the boat.
• We have too much respect for the nation from which we descended to believe that she will sully her reputation by such persevering resistance.
• She survived the Duc de Sully, and died in 1659, at the age of ninety-three years.
• Sully complied with her wishes, but he did so without the slightest feeling of exultation.
• Amongst the Protestants, Sully and Da Plessis-Mornay were assuming shape and importance by the side of the King of Navarre.
• By the advice of the Duc de Sully, this enterprise was entrusted to M.
• This I say emphatically, that the evil which we have grappled with to save one of our own dear ones does not sully.
• Bishop Sully began the foundations of Notre Dame in 1163, and about that time the Knights Templars erected a palace.
• An interesting conversation took place one day in the cabin of the Sully.
• But before the Sully steamed into New York harbor the solution had been reached.
• The inventor wrought with his brain to good purpose in those days and nights of mental discipline above the Atlantic waves and on board the good ship Sully.
• She is here in Rome this winter, and, after having violated the virgin beauty of America, will have for many a year her chance to sully the imperial matron of the civilized world.
• Our King kept his Paques at Sully with great festival, but his deadly foe, the Duke of Burgundy, lay at the town of Peronne.
• To the west lay the barren lands of the Little Missouri, through which Sully pushed with his military expedition against the Sioux on the Yellowstone.
• With these consummate powers, was united a pure and spotless virtue, which no calumny has ever attempted to sully.
• Sully, afterward the famous minister of Henry IV, had a narrow escape.
• He was a puritan of the intelligence, and for the ideal of Sully or Villars he put up the ideal of Oliver Cromwell.
• Sully designed to raise a working agricultural artistocracy, and Colbert to raise a working commercial aristocracy.
• Able statesmen, Henry IV, Sully, Richelieu, Mazarin, Louis XIV, had brought it out of its struggle with the feudal aristocracy triumphant.
• Given at Sully, on the 23rd of March, to the Bohemian heretics.
• General Sibley moved across Minnesota, according to agreement, and General Sully advanced up the Missouri.
• General Pope, General Sibley, and General Sully were praised and abused to the satisfaction of every resident of the State.
• The Queen-Regent sent such urgent messages to Sully that he left his stronghold of the Bastille and went to the palace.
• In imagination he saw Marston carelessly tossing the sprig aside and the touch of his fingers seemed to sully the love of which it was the token.
• Sully, who is not exactly an imaginative psychologist.
• Riggs in starting the Oahe Mission, near Fort Sully, on the Missouri.
• I will not sully your imagination by recounting my combats, my self-anger and my despair.

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