Tracts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRACTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRACT, (Spenser) to trace, track
NOUN:
• an area of land, typically a large one
• an indefinitely large extent of something
• a major passage in the body, large bundle of nerve fibres, or other continuous elongated anatomical structure or region
• a short treatise in pamphlet form, typically on a religious subject.
• (in the Roman Catholic Church) an anthem of Scriptural verses formerly replacing the alleluia in certain penitential and requiem Masses.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an expanse of land

Words related to TRACTS

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Words that contain TRACTS

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How to use TRACTS in a sentence

• An error not less serious was to allow Poland to occupy large tracts of purely Russian territory.
• Unfortunately, there is no connexion between the separate groups, which are distributed over great tracts of land.
• It came from the Farmer Collection, and is in a volume containing a number of fifteenth century Latin tracts.
• At present the Indians own immense tracts of land under very peculiar conditions.
• At intervals Congress has combined several areas of forest lands into single tracts.
• He never went without a Bible and a variety of tracts in his pocket, and seldom was missed from the platform of a religious meeting.
• The two remaining tracts, whatever their names, must undoubtedly have lain on the same side of the Tigris with these three.
• That vegetation may take part in the darkening of the elevated tracts is not improbable.
• In New South Wales, as in Victoria, large tracts of land have been bought up at very low prices to form single estates.
• Large tracts of fertile land, the application of modern technology, and subsidies have combined to make it the leading agricultural producer in Western Europe.
• He owns some fine timber tracts up this way, and no doubt there was a deal on.
• Gildas, Nennius, and the other Welsh tracts have been sparingly employed, and always with a reference by name.
• In 1630, Deane published a number of Tracts which had been left more or less incomplete by Samuel Norton.
• The printing, in 1862, amounted to eight thousand volumes and nine thousand tracts, making an aggregate of 6,869,000 pages, more than two thirds of which were Scripture.
• In 1851 and 1852, several Tracts were printed, in all 8,000 copies.
• In 1860, 59,000 copies, in part of the New Testament, and in part of other books and tracts, making 3,332,000 pages.
• The origin of the peculiar Shop tribe which inhabits the mountain tracts of Sofia, Breznik and Radomir is a mystery.
• The last thing that could have been thought of was a great religions revolution set in motion by tracts and leaflets, and taking its character and name from them.
• They are placed on the only two good tracts of land crossed by our party before we reached the arid plains of the interior.
• On the mental side there is need for preparation in terms of readiness of the nerve tracts to be used.
• About thirty years ago a number of large wheat growers secured big tracts of land around Fresno.
• He left several Law Tracts which have never been printed.
• The volcanoes of Java have often buried large tracts of fertile country under volcanic mud.
• English soldiers were carrying the terror of the British arms through large tracts of country.

Similar words containing TRACT without suffix s

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