Admiring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMIRING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADMIRE, to have a high opinion of
• look at (something impressive or attractive) with pleasure
• regard with respect or warm approval
ADJECTIVE:
• Expressing admiration; as, an admiring glance.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval

Words related to ADMIRING

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How to use ADMIRING in a sentence

• Popham with Digby and Lallie Joy, all standing in admiring groups and thrilling with delight at the order of events.
• He would frequently read passages of his book to an admiring circle of the more refined sailors, between the guns.
• Miriam was delighted to see Louis, and seemed never weary of admiring his handsome face and manly form.
• He spoke no more and wrote no more to admiring audiences who hung on his words and took his quick points as he made them.
• Incidentally I was admiring the swamp under the sunset.
• A general laugh, at the expense of the admiring Pardon succeeded.
• There was an album quilt, among her possessions, which I never grew tired of admiring.
• He stood for a moment, unconsciously and irresistibly admiring her.
• While the girls were still admiring Francine, the clock struck the half-hour past eleven.
• Sumner, too, heard what she said, and gave her such a pleased, admiring look.
• All that time he had watched her, quietly noting and admiring the calm, skilful way she went about her work.
• Duncalf stood revealed to an admiring crew in the character of a true prophet.
• It was such a little thing, so lightly done, so eloquent of perfect self-possession, and the impression it made upon six admiring Americans was a permanent one.
• An admiring recognition is almost a necessity for those highly endowed with genius.
• As the season advances, we wander into the fields, examine curiously the thin grass, and turn an admiring eye towards the green hills in the distance.
• There are books which filled me, in boyhood or in youth, with a sort of admiring rapture, and a delighted wonder at their novelty, their strangeness, freshness, greatness.
• The whole party appeared greatly relieved by having something to do during the desert, in admiring the service, which was of the beautiful Sevres china.
• Accordingly, Veitel sat upon the steps admiring the brass plate and the white door, and wondering how the name of Itzig would look upon just such another.
• Admiring women stood around him and gazed at his wife.
• Just then I had been admiring the calm repose of the surrounding landscape, gilded by the beams of a splendid setting sun, and anticipating a quiet night for the party.
• But in a less admiring mood, I have quite reversed the picture.
• The young man stood still for a moment admiring her exquisite features in their soft contour and delicate colouring.
• She was selfish with a fine, Christian zeal that moved Nancy to admiring wonder.
• He was admiring a scroll on which four characters were written in a perpendicular row.
• The three of us stood in the bow window and occupied ourselves in admiring the magnificent view.
• I remember much admiring that of Lady Honoria Cadogan, and that of a very remarkably lovely Visconti girl, a younger sister of the Princess Belgiojoso.
• This was her method, and the admiring sisters thought it perfect.
• There have been several of this sort in the army, and it is impossible to help very often admiring their dash.
• In admiring Wilbur she is telling that Wilbur is not knowing anything he is neglecting.
• But who should be the candidate? Douglas! He seemed to me the ideal man, as Webster seemed the ideal man to admiring Whigs.

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