Announcing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANNOUNCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANNOUNCE, to make known publicly
• make a formal public statement about a fact, occurrence, or intention
• make known the arrival of (a guest) at a formal social occasion.
• give information about (transport) in a station or airport via a public address system

Words related to ANNOUNCING

announce10 announced12 announces11

Words that contain ANNOUNCING

preannouncing18

How to use ANNOUNCING in a sentence

• One day he went to Warrington, and whilst there saw a placard announcing a missionary meeting, at which the Rev.
• Only then, everything having been settled, did Nicolas speak out, announcing his departure to his father and mother.
• But English common-sense and French sanity would prevent them from announcing to other peoples that they proposed to conquer them, morally or materially, for their good.
• The master was rejoicing over a letter, announcing the capture of his human chattel.
• Butler announcing that they were leaving their estate for six weeks, as they were compelled to go west on important business.
• Marston indeed would occasionally utter a joyful cry announcing some discovery, but in a moment after he was confessing with groans that it was all a false alarm.
• And then came the quick, sharp, fierce bark of the leader announcing that the quarry had been located.
• CHAPTER XV TANGLED THREADS Betty Winter received a telegram from John Vaughan announcing his arrival at Alexandria with McClellan on the last day of August.
• At a later day he received a letter from the paternal home, announcing the sudden death of his grandmother, who particularly cherished him above the other grandchildren.
• The prophecies announcing its advent had been remarkably fulfilled.
• From a large rock, Jake Blair was announcing the various acts and introducing the actors and actresses.
• The butler had opened the dining-room door and was announcing Lord Runton.
• Meantime I have written a proclamation announcing the event.
• No official announcement is made of the fact that this formal and queer manner of announcing elections to the senior societies is enacted.
• In towns, the more respectable inhabitants were dressed in mourning, thus announcing, that the death of some relation gave them a deep private interest in the public sorrow.
• Thus the first notes of the piano, announcing that the time for action had come, always caused a repressed murmur of satisfaction and pleasure.
• On that day Bowdoin sent another letter announcing his intention of burning the city if no understanding was arrived at.
• At length announcing himself, he was provided with proper clothes, and gave the following account of himself.
• Once she thought to tell who the lawyer was, and perhaps enhance her own merits in the eyes of her auditors by announcing herself as aunt to Mrs.
• Blind, some said he was, but the few lines sent to Helen announcing the day of his arrival contradicted that report.
• Neville Cardross have the honour of announcing the marriage of their daughter Shiela to Mr.
• On the way he met a courier from the Empress Anastasia, announcing to him that she had given birth to a son whom she named Dmitri.
• But if she was pleased, Miss Greeby was not, and still continued to look annoyed, since she had burnt her boats by announcing her departure.

Similar words containing ANNOUNC without suffix ing

announce10 announced12 announcer11 announces11 announcers12 preannounce15 unannounced14 announcement16 preannounced17 preannounces16 announcements17 preannouncing18 preannouncement21

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