Similar words: affair, upstairs, state, estate, statement, reinstate, nation-state, affable. Meaning: n. the general state of things; the combination of circumstances at a given time.
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61. To say that I was surprised by this state of affairs would be an understatement.
62. Should we accept the inevitability and permanence of this state of affairs?
63. This state of affairs has aggravated the already serious problem of doubt among Christians.
64. It is nearing bankruptcy and has had to make 720 employees redundant, which is a sorry state of affairs.
65. The true state of affairs is unlikely to be clear until more and better quality deep seismic data become available.
66. I called on Labour Councillors: they agreed that the state of affairs on the site was shocking.
67. This state of affairs is, if not unique, certainly unusual among disciplines.
68. The Dubroca incident added insult to an already severely injured state of affairs.
69. The merchants and seamen called for a committee to consider the current state of affairs.
70. We have Sigmund Freud to thank for a rather curious state of affairs.
71. The Spartans were anxious about the state of affairs within the Peloponnese, and not without reason.
72. This is the state of affairs in Washington, particularly after the failure of budget talks yesterday.
73. Since the ability to draw is not seen as particularly important, this state of affairs has not come to the fore.
74. Such a state of affairs can not be ignored, as it tends to be in selective and much functional assessment.
75. None the less, an inquiry by Youth Allyah in the autumn of 1940 revealed a persistently unsatisfactory state of affairs.
76. It's a sad state of affairs when a leader can't take the time to address the true problems facing his country.
77. If the state of affairs in Bosnia reflects the nature of a multi-cultural society,(Sentence dictionary) this policy is open to question.
78. The record defeat on the summer tour to New Zealand showed the true dismal state of affairs.
79. The period saw in most Western countries a series of intermittent and disjointed efforts to remedy this state of affairs.
80. But car journeys are a natural state of affairs: the country is huge; it demands motion from its restless citizens.
81. Such a state of affairs is entirely impermissible.
82. "It's not an agreeable state of affairs," concurs Heitham.
83. Beneficially, the ownership constraint clarifies the state of affairs.
84. The Protestant Reformation, and especially the rising energies of Puritanism in the early seventeenth century, are beginning to do a lot to change this state of affairs.
85. This pleasant state of affairs had continued peacefully and uninterruptedly for many years.
86. They decided to take stock of the present state of affairs.
87. The emergency administration behavior judicial review intensity is to dash forward sending out the important component and necessary guarantee that administration rules by law under state of affairs.
88. Britain, until recently, has escaped the worst of these anti-intellectual excesses.There are signs that this state of affairs may not last, however.
89. Dynamic verbs are verbs that refer to actions. Stative verbs are verbs that refer to states, ie to a relatively stable state of affairs.
90. This state of affairs has many of the attributes of a no-win situation.
More similar words: affair, upstairs, state, estate, statement, reinstate, nation-state, affable, fair, fairy, unfair, fairly, first of all, taste of, write off, fair play, take note of, in spite of, staff, stair, affectation, first-aid kit, statue, status, static, first and foremost, statute, concentrate on, status quo, statically.