Treasures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREASURES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TREASURE, to value highly
• keep carefully (a valuable or valued item)
• value highly
NOUN:
• a quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects
• a very valuable object
• a much loved or highly valued person

Words related to TREASURES

treasure8 treasured10 treasuring11

Words that contain TREASURES

entreasures11 untreasures11

How to use TREASURES in a sentence

• HISTORIC TREASURES OF BRUSSELS The city of Brussels, thus occupied by the Germans, contains art treasures that are priceless.
• Carroll went silently from place to place, saying farewell to such of her treasures as she had made up her mind to leave.
• Talbot descended from the beautiful she could show you real treasures.
• Not to have all his money again would he have parted with his treasures and the memory of supreme delights.
• Treasures from the Greek New Testament for the English reader.
• The children felt and expressed such hearty pleasure at the sight of her treasures.
• But to the self-controlled alone is it given to discover the hid treasures.
• I assure you they are beautiful, and are great treasures to her.
• He, verily, shall reward thee with a reward which neither the treasures of the earth nor all the possessions of kings and rulers can equal.
• Should it ever please Us to appropriate to Our own use all the treasures of the earth, to none is given the right to question Our authority, or to challenge Our right.
• Be thou of them that have partaken of its treasures.
• His brother told him in a letter how badly things had gone with them, and how on the last night of their travels the landlord deprived them of their treasures.
• The Roman Catholics received it, and claimed it as one of their treasures.
• But that seems only to make more wonderful and precious those treasures of truth and joy in Christ which God has ready for those who seek them.
• He shared with me all the treasures of his mind, and regarded me as instrumental in his discoveries, leaving me the credit of my insignificant contributions.
• And from that afternoon he went down at the hour of choir to show the foreigners all the treasures of the church.
• Every spot is covered with treasures and works of art, and the roof is supported by forty-two Corinthian pillars of dark-red stone.
• As they were deterred, by religious awe, from removing the treasures thence, they were desirous of surrounding the temple with a wall.
• In these are the family treasures, valuable beads, coins, blankets, ceremonial objects, and the like.
• But who to-day are the poor, And who are the rich? Ask him who keeps The treasures that ever endure.
• The Phosphorists did a good work in calling attention to the old Swedish folk-lore, and awakening a new interest in its imaginative treasures.
• All the past crowds down to lay its treasures at your feet.
• There are certain treasures you particularly desire to see, certain scenes your mind has pictured, until the dream has almost become a reality.
• He had heard that treasures were found in odd places.
• Beecher was one of his intimate acquaintances and they often went to New York together hunting for rare treasures.
• By that providence the Lord was calling one soul to enjoy the treasures of grace, while He took the other into the possession of glory.

Similar words containing TREASURE without suffix s

treasure8 treasured10 treasurer9 entreasure10 treasurers10 untreasure10 entreasured12 entreasures11 untreasured12 untreasures11 subtreasurer14 treasureless12 subtreasurers15 treasurership18 treasurerships19

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