Traditions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRADITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TRADITION, the passing from generation to generation of tales, beliefs, practices, etc.
• the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way
• a long-established custom or belief that has been passed on from one generation to another
• an artistic or literary method or style established by an artist, writer, or movement, and subsequently followed by others
• a doctrine believed to have divine authority though not in the scriptures.
• (in Christianity) doctrine not explicit in the Bible but held to derive from the oral teaching of Christ and the Apostles.
• (in Judaism) an ordinance of the oral law not in the Torah but held to have been given by God to Moses.
• (in Islam) a saying or act ascribed to the Prophet but not recorded in the Koran.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an inherited, established, or customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior (as a religious practice or a social custom); a belief or story or a body of beliefs or stories relating to the past that are commonly accepted as historical though not verifiable

Words related to TRADITIONS

tradition10

Words that contain TRADITIONS

extraditions20 countertraditions20

How to use TRADITIONS in a sentence

• Nor must we fail to insist again upon the traditions wherein this last Cleopatra was born and bred.
• Sextus, being the only son of a great landowner, and raised in the traditions of a secluded valley fifty leagues away from Rome, was almost half a priest by privilege of ancestry.
• Luke shows that both Gospels were composed at a date when various traditions as to the early portions of the history were current.
• He had pluck and knew what the Osborn traditions demanded.
• No fine words about patriotism, and the sweetness of death for the Mother Country, and the duty of upholding the old traditions of the Flag.
• Indeed, it cannot be maintained that the Italians, after they abandoned the traditions of the Romanesque manner, advanced with certitude on any line of progress in this art.
• He had the traditions of an honorable family to carry on, and those traditions were honor, integrity, clean living and work.
• Indeed, it is possible that traditions regarding her contributed to the Semiramis legends.
• Despite these recorded traditions and revealed utterances, they speak only that which is prompted by their own selfish desires.
• Such are the unveiled traditions and the evident verses already mentioned.
• The four regiments of Colored Troops have vindicated their right to be maintained as such by having made for the army some of its finest traditions.
• Neville could not get away from her traditions, nor Gerda from hers.
• She waited until she found a cause worthy of her traditions.
• That poem is the funeral wail of the Roman aristocracy, and it embodies the ideas and traditions of the vanquished as they existed far down into the Imperial age.
• Sam was much interested in learning about the profession which kept alive at sea the same traditions which the army preserved on land.
• In fact, they would, probably, have been first to condemn me, being chiefly of an uneducated class, and governed more by traditions than by the wisdom of experience.
• In every locality where a round tower stands, there linger among the peasantry traditions pointing to a use sacred but not Christian.
• Sacred traditions flowed through the most ancient nations, 599-l.
• Take the Ifugaos, for example, about 120,000 in number, all speaking essentially the same language, inhabiting the same country, and having the same origins and traditions.
• Certain smaller provinces might be administered by men of another order, who were neither filled with the senatorial traditions nor had passed through the senatorial career.
• Each has had its own languages, laws, traditions and customs.
• Darrin, in the past, has aided in establishing many of the traditions of the famous school that claims him as her own son.
• Darrin or the splendid traditions that he helped establish among the youth of his home town.
• Boston is pre-eminently a town of traditions, but the traditions have to be looked for.
• Cambridge is equally a town of traditions, but the traditions stare you in the face.
• I am one of those who trust that British seamen would be worthy of British traditions were they even now put to the test by some powerful invader.
• He regarded his father in the light of a hero whose glorious traditions were unequalled by any warrior or ruler of men.

Similar words containing TRADITION without suffix s

tradition10 extradition19 traditional12 traditioner12 extraditions20 traditionary16 traditioners13 traditionist13 traditionally17 traditionists14 traditionless14 untraditional14 nontraditional15 traditionalise15 traditionalism17 traditionalist15 traditionality18 traditionalize24 traditionarily18 antitraditional16 traditionalised17 traditionalises16 traditionalisms18 traditionalists16 traditionalized26 traditionalizes25 untraditionally19 traditionalizin25 traditionalisti16 traditionalizing27 traditionalistic19 countertradition19 countertraditions20

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