Abetting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABETTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABET, to incite by encouragement and support
• encourage or assist someone to commit (a crime)
• encourage or assist (someone) to do something wrong, in particular to commit a crime
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to encourage and support
• present participle of abet

Words related to ABETTING

abet6 abets7 abetted10

How to use ABETTING in a sentence

• By the law of Virginia it is penal to teach any slave to read, and it is penal to be aiding and abetting in the act of instructing them.
• The trial of her brother is now going on for aiding and abetting the escape of Lavalette.
• You may possibly have some idea, Miss Trotwood, of abetting him in his running away, and in his complaints to you.
• A head-master keenly alive to moral dangers, with a capable wife ready to use her womanly influence in aiding and abetting his efforts, I have found the best possible combination.
• Some among them are continually refusing to act, influenced by the confidants, and even abetting these.
• Jacky Jacky was charged with aiding and abetting Long Bill to murder little Tommy.
• The Christians of the chief city were now split up into parties, some advocating the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity, and others abetting a different theory.
• They evidently deem you guilty of the worse crime of abetting the murder of your own wife, and humane feelings only deter them from saying so.
• Guizot afterwards justified his conduct by alleging that the English government was secretly abetting the interests of a Cobourg.
• Andrews recited a record of your taking sandwiches from us and aiding and abetting Murray in our slow starvation.
• He was in Russia in 1820, and in 1822 was arrested at Calais and thrown into prison, being suspected by the Bourbon Government of abetting the French Liberals.
• The second and the material inquiry is, Was the prisoner present at the murder, aiding and abetting therein? This leads to the legal question in the case.
• If he were in such a situation as to afford aid, or that he was relied upon for aid, then he was aiding and abetting.
• The plea goes on to aver, that the plaintiff was aiding and abetting this attempt to overthrow the government, and that the defendant was under the military authority of John T.
• He wished, by way of aiding and abetting the education he had in view for her, to arouse her interest in these remains of a lost and vanished world.
• I accuse you of aiding and abetting the escape of another traitor, one Dersi.
• Besides it is treachery, because to say that word is aiding, abetting, and giving information and comfort to our enemies.
• At the present moment you are as likely as not aiding and abetting a breaker of the British laws and her accomplice.
• Wolsey, wishing to check this, had sent down orders in February 1528 to arrest a certain Master Garret, who was abetting them in the dissemination of heresy.

Similar words containing ABETT without suffix ing

abettal9 abetted10 abetter9 abettor9 abettals10 abetters10 abettors10 drabette11 drabettes12 unabetted12

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