Supplications is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPPLICATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUPPLICATION, an act of supplicating; an earnest or humble petition
• the action of asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a humble entreaty; to pray to God

Words related to SUPPLICATIONS

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How to use SUPPLICATIONS in a sentence

• She showed, as Tacitus relates, more of the spirit of her husband than of her father, a spirit that could not be subdued into tears or supplications.
• Eveena averted from her abject supplications a face in which I read much pain, but more of what would have been disgust in a less intensely sympathetic nature.
• The senate decreed that the sacred ceremonies and supplications enjoined should be carefully performed with all possible expedition.
• But it was Gabrielle he worshipped in them, Gabrielle to whom he offered up his prayers, his supplications.
• At Thebes the women climb a certain hill to make their supplications at the now lost sanctuary of Meretsegert, the serpent-goddess of olden times.
• Whilst they ravaged the country, the Britons renewed their supplications to Aetius.
• Alcestis appears, and, after an air of great dignity and beauty, bids the people follow her to the temple, there to renew their supplications.
• Did any god exist he would have heard thy supplications.
• Their cries were partly in Egyptian, partly in their own tongue, but the cause of their terror and the burden of their supplications were the same.
• A private talk with her would rouse her to renew her supplications.
• Prayer is not disproved by the failure of improper petitions, but it is proved by the success attending supplications presented in the right spirit.
• From their supplications and wants it would have been ungenerous and ungrateful to have fled.
• It is promised by the Lord, not only to my supplications, but to those of men who hold a stricter commerce and more intimate correspondence with him.
• I personally appreciate and am thankful for your unfailing supplications and special prayers on my behalf.
• As here they can receive light by their supplications, there also they can plead for forgiveness and receive light through entreaties and supplications.
• Thus as souls in this world, through the help of the supplications, the entreaties and the prayers of the holy ones, can acquire development, so is it the same after death.
• You must offer supplications unto the Kingdom of Abha and seek eternal bounties from Him.
• As here they can receive light by their supplication, there also they can plead for forgiveness, and receive light through entreaties and supplications.
• Thus as souls in this world, through the help of the supplications, the entreaties, and the prayers of the holy ones, can acquire development, so is it the same after death.
• He will also remember in his supplications all the dear friends in that land.
• Utterly unconscious of this world and all that is therein, he dwelt continually on God, remaining submerged in supplications and prayers.
• The king listened to all these supplications and suggestions with grave and gloomy composure.
• Only once the supplications of his physician succeeded in persuading him to eat an oyster.
• We have herewith written answers to the three supplications which thou hast sent.
• As to chanting supplications in the Oriental tune, this is very agreeable.
• For this double victory, obtained in two battles, in two different places, the senate through jealousy decreed merely supplications in the name of the consuls for one day only.
• She knelt before an image of the Virgin, and poured forth her supplications for the success of their enterprise.
• Neither commands nor supplications would avail, and he was forced to use stronger spells.
• This goddess is supposed to preside over the birth of children, hence supplications and offerings are made to her immediately before childbirth.
• Our regard for him is to be shown, not by frivolous observances, sacrifices, ceremonies, and vain supplications, but by just and beneficent actions.
• At that moment, however, the real cause of his sorrow enters in the shape of a nymph, and Ircano leaves Silvano in order to follow her with prayers and supplications.
• Having finished this, the religious among them would gather at one of the cabin doors and give thanks to God in the form of long supplications and old fashioned songs.
• Then, a thanksgiving having been appointed, all the temples in the city were thrown open, and supplications for three days were decreed.
• These are seldom prayers or supplications, but are a part of a definite ritual, the whole of which is expected to gain definite favors.
• There was almost a smile on her mouth, the mouth to which supplications had been offered as to an altar.
• John Damascen it was first used in the reign of Theodosius, when public supplications were offered to heaven during a terrible earthquake at Costantinople.
• Let our supplications cover all the ground of our daily wants, and be true to our own souls.
• Think of the thousands of supplications that will go up in churches and chapels to-day for spiritual blessings.
• It was Thy doing, O Lord, because thou hadst respect unto the supplications of thy servant.

Similar words containing SUPPLICATION without suffix s

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