Accruing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCRUING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCRUE, to accumulate, also ACCREW
• accumulate or receive (payments or benefits) over time
• make provision for (a charge) at the end of a financial period for work that has been done but not yet invoiced
• (of a benefit or sum of money) be received by someone in regular or increasing amounts over time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to come as an increase or addition

Words related to ACCRUING

accrue10 accrued12 accrues11

How to use ACCRUING in a sentence

• Great Britain would scarcely either benefit or lose, or, rather, the benefit accruing to her would be less in so much as her chief credits are to Russia.
• The aim was obedient imitation on the part of the child, and the imagined virtues accruing to him in consequence were good habits, patience, accuracy and technical skill.
• It is most desirable that these accruing demands should be met without resorting to new loans.
• And the father kept on playing the tune of accruing millions on the push-buttons.
• Another advantage accruing from this ingredient in the constitution of the Senate is, the additional impediment it must prove against improper acts of legislation.
• The advantages accruing to Europe during the Catholic rule arose not from direct intention, but were incidental.
• Likewise they shared in some, at least, of the benefits and advantages accruing from the linking together of the organized workers in one strong body.
• Sensible of the damage accruing to them from the slave-trade, 61.
• The profits accruing to the nation from any foreign commerce should be calculated by the overplus of the importation above the exportation.
• Was she doing right by her mother? At times, the advantage to the invalid accruing from this marriage seemed manifold.
• With the money accruing from the sale, he purchased horses and then rejoined his company.
• He was so ignorant of the first principle of political economy as to lock up the accruing treasure in the Castle of S.
• He pays his share of the school taxes and it is manifestly unjust to deny him the accruing benefits.
• Now, in its maturity, it fell to him to learn much of the inner secrets of its accruing mental disease.
• It received all the revenues accruing from the Indies, not only the imposts on commerce, but also all the taxes remitted by colonial officers.
• Sixty penalties have been reckoned as accruing upon excommunication.
• Grievous is it to exercise speech, and to witness the benefits accruing to the human hog.
• They likewise resolved, that the loss accruing to the revenue from clipped money, should be borne by the public.
• There are several Advantages hereby accruing both to my Readers and my self.
• Your talk has all been of the middle and upper classes, and of the benefits accruing to them, from increased oxygen-consumption.
• The output is seized in its entirety, and not limited to the extent accruing to British scrip holders only.
• The territories with their inhabitants were declared possessions accruing to their respective sovereigns, whose main policy was the exploitation of all the wealth possible.
• Not only the principal of their debt of gratitude remained, but the accruing interest.
• Meanwhile Lord Kitchener was doing his best to deal with the accruing winter discontent.
• The true theory is that in commerce the overplus of the importation above the exportation represents the profit accruing to the country.

Similar words containing ACCRU without suffix ing

accrue10 accrual11 accrued12 accrues11 accruals12 accruable15 unaccrued14 accruement16 nonaccrual14 accruements17 nonaccruals15

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