Alluding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLUDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ALLUDE, to make an indirect reference
• mention without discussing at length
• (of an artist or a work of art) recall (an earlier work or style) in such a way as to suggest a relationship with it
• suggest or call attention to indirectly; hint at

Words related to ALLUDING

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How to use ALLUDING in a sentence

• If the Syriac version, on the other hand, is the genuine one, it will be probable that Ignatius is directly alluding to the narrative which is peculiar to the first Evangelist.
• He thinks it would be quite improper to issue a book of this kind without alluding to geographical paradoxes.
• Three portraits have, however, such wonderful excellence, and through this excellence have become so well known, that we may be forgiven for alluding to them.
• It is common among the tragick poets to introduce their persons alluding to events or opinions, of which they could not possibly have any knowledge.
• It is unnecessary for me, therefore, to begin by alluding to my former visit to this earth.
• This narrative, however, was an honorable proof of the considerate forbearance she evinced when, necessarily alluding to the character and conduct of her father.
• Nor is the wild charm of solitude to be forgotten in alluding to the character of these soft and gracefully undulating mountains.
• What I purposed alluding to, was the improvement that I have for ever lost.
• A few have inscriptions near them alluding to their use.
• I respected his request to the extent of not alluding indiscriminately to the noises that disturbed my nights there.
• Without any influence to lead to it that I could trace, I found myself recalling the language that the Princess had used in alluding to Jeanne.
• Satire and praise late, alluding to something past.
• Irenaeus is obviously alluding to some disciple who occupied a very different position.
• Alluding to the destruction of Rome by the northern barbarians.
• I will not commit this fault, no more than I have done already in alluding to the communications of the mayor with the presuming Eschevins.
• I was not at all certain to what she was alluding, but I took pleasure in assuring her that if I had anything to forgive, I forgave it from my heart.
• It is possible or probable that Clement was here alluding to a confession at baptism, but that is also not quite certain.
• Webster began by alluding very impressively to the great changes which had taken place in that Tribunal since he first appeared as counsel before them.
• They kept alluding to some chap or other that was dead.
• Catesby was alluding to a great railway tragedy which had taken place outside Lydmouth station some few years back.
• After alluding to the facts given in the foregoing table, Messrs.
• There is left us the pleasant privilege of alluding to an ability which we believe he shares with none, and which enables him to give his present pictures their great value.
• I proved it to you in such terms as, I should have thought, would have prevented your ever again alluding to the plan.
• The lining and windows had, in the whole, forty devices, all different and alluding to the sun and its effects.
• I was alluding to those ornaments of their sex who have arrived at years of discretion.
• Cotton Mather says that the Quakers were in the habit of alluding to the Bible as the Word of the Devil.
• In alluding to that element I shall go no further than your convention and the distinguished gentleman who has delivered to me the report of its proceedings.
• Alluding either to the discretion which prevented Shelley from making a confidant of Mr.
• After dinner, the Duke asked his guest what were the precise terms in which he was in the habit of alluding to his powerful neighbours.
• In article 8, neither the word pith, nor any expression alluding to it, occurs.
• But she probably had something of that in her thoughts, when alluding to the misunderstandings which he had given us hints of before.
• Not daring and not curving and not drowning and not plunging and alluding to nothing is all the way.
• Though they are well known, I may be pardoned for alluding to them.
• And I must ask you not to alarm her by alluding to my sudden illness.
• I apologize a second time for alluding to money matters before it was absolutely necessary.

Similar words containing ALLUD without suffix ing

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