Adapting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADAPTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADAPT, to make suitable
• become adjusted to new conditions
• alter (a text) to make it suitable for filming, broadcasting, or the stage
• make (something) suitable for a new use or purpose; modify

Words related to ADAPTING

adapt8 adapted11 adapts9

Words that contain ADAPTING

readapting14 misadapting17 preadapting17

How to use ADAPTING in a sentence

• She seemed to have no instinct of adapting herself to the family life, standing just a little aloof and in an attitude of silent criticism.
• The office of head-man existed before the conquest of the island, and the Spaniards showed their wisdom in continuing and adapting it to their system of police.
• During his first two years in Edinburgh he was busily engaged in writing lectures and in adapting his existing stock to the requirements of the new curriculum.
• The power of producing these sounds with distinctness, and of adapting them to the purposes for which language is used, constitutes perfection of utterance.
• Yet it seems impossible to deny that both Normans and Lombards in adapting antecedent models added something of their own, specific to themselves as Northerners.
• Adapting instruction in reading to individual differences.
• There is some novelty and ingenuity in adapting the words and music of songs for young singers.
• Evidently, we were adapting ourselves promptly to the ways of the country.
• This is just one example among hundreds of how a great industry is adapting itself to the fiery needs of war.
• Of course, I know the church is adapting itself to modern thought, in a way.
• Though thus personally frustrated in adapting a new and useful description of labor to British enterprise, I am no less sanguine of the final result in other hands.
• Each of these may be slight, and they may affect different organs, gradually adapting them to the same purpose.
• And the new piety, dispensing with a fixed foundation, groped uncertainly around, adapting the old rather than rejecting it.
• Perhaps it is because we suffer from lack of facility in adapting ourselves to new conditions.
• He supported himself by adapting Greek plays for the Roman stage from the new comedy writers, especially Menander.
• At Rivermouth matters were different, and I was not long in adapting myself to the altered circumstances.
• Subsequently Mahomet fused Judaism and Christianity, the Bible and the Gospel, in one book, the Koran, adapting them to the apprehension of the Arab race.
• By her slow processes she is continually wiping out the unfit and adapting man to the environment where he must live.
• But if we write for younger people, or for those of different interests in life, we must give much attention to adapting what we write to our readers.
• Our narrative will be improved by adapting it to an imaginary audience in case we do not know exactly who our readers will be.
• John was their capacity for adapting themselves to the changing needs of the times.
• This master took great pains to develop the originality of his pupil rather than to encourage her adapting the manner of other artists.
• But more serviceable still was his ability in adapting himself to a new environment.
• This seems to us a beautiful method of adapting to the wants of man one of the most remarkable of the laws of Nature, and we should be inclined to give Mr.
• It is reasonable to conclude that they, like their monarch, are adapting the manner of their activity to the enlightenment of the age and locality.
• It is thus that system may be observed, or wisdom, in the proper adapting of powers to an intention.
• His Northern education and later experience had done much toward adapting him to the work of the new era which had dawned upon the South.
• In getting to America, he displayed the same sagacity in adapting means to ends that distinguished him during his business career in New York.
• He was an excellent professor of anatomy, renowned for his insight and readiness in adapting means to ends in the difficult science where his main work lay.
• This use of the funny story is the American way of adapting it to practical ends.
• Moreover, the amateur would not think of constructing and adapting such apparatus himself.
• Which goes to prove how Jack was slowly adapting himself to his changed circumstances, and fitting himself into his surroundings.
• The first of these aims he has accomplished by adapting every one of his bird characters to its living counterpart in the realm of biology.

Similar words containing ADAPT without suffix ing

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