Appreciating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRECIATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPRECIATE, to grasp the nature, worth, quality, or significance of
• recognize the full worth of
• be grateful for (something)
• understand (a situation) fully; grasp the full implications of
• rise in value or price
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grasp the nature, worth, quality, or significance of; to value or admire highly; to judge with heightened perception or understanding; be fully aware of; to recognize with gratitude

Words related to APPRECIATING

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Words that contain APPRECIATING

misappreciating24

How to use APPRECIATING in a sentence

• But at last Louis got beyond the borders of the confederacy, and stood once more on free soil, appreciating that section as he had never done before.
• She was, instead, a monster, incapable of appreciating what she had won, and in despair she killed herself.
• They loved it as intensely as did the doctor, but with a cold and silent love, appreciating it less for its beauty than for the profits which it offered to the fortunate.
• Gaydon, permit me to point out that you have not yet had the opportunity of appreciating the advantages of an existence passed in such unrivalled surroundings.
• This subtle change in her view of Monte Irvin she was incapable of appreciating, for Rita was no psychologist.
• Villedo, appreciating its audacity, made a gesture to indicate that such a thing could not be asked.
• But you two, my dearest, are capable of appreciating each other.
• No one capable of appreciating them can read them without learning to feel toward their author not merely respect, but also a strong personal regard.
• Instead of appreciating her heroism he had forced her to become a coward in the eyes of the world.
• Louis of Bavaria fortunately had a soul capable of appreciating the magnanimity of his captive.
• He was apparently made for special training, he took to it so readily, as if appreciating results and anxious to arrive at them.
• The steadily appreciating currency has also encouraged imports, contributing to a growing trade deficit, and depressed export growth.
• Unfortunately, people are apt to be less modest about their powers of appreciating visual art.
• His brave and cheery presence acted as a tonic, and at last the colonists, appreciating him at his true value, elected him president.
• The enemy knew our position as well as we did, and appreciating the great value the siege-train would be to us, they decided on making a supreme effort to intercept it.
• The politicians of that time, like the politicians of all times, were incapable of appreciating the magnitude of the questions involved in the conflict.
• Oscar had already found his public, a public capable of appreciating the very best he could do.
• Vernon is a man who would do fifty times more with a companion appreciating his abilities and making light of his little deficiencies.
• The lapse of nearly twenty years had not improved the aspect of his old prison-house, and he was now more capable of appreciating its revolting features.
• It is a fascinating puzzle, but the landlady had reasons for not appreciating it.
• But I consented to play them only before listeners capable of appreciating them.
• Appreciating the futility of these methods, we have no difficulty in continuing the drama ourselves beyond the fall of the curtain.
• This book has been written not for the young only, nor for any single class of persons, but for all who are old enough to be capable of understanding and appreciating it.
• The world is gradually appreciating the significance of this Movement which has been for so long misunderstood and denounced.
• The brothers worked together and were true and affectionate brothers, encouraging and appreciating each other.
• Enough has been said, however, to assist in appreciating the increased opportunity for investigation, and the nature of the heavy demands made upon the modern observatory.
• All the weariness of the long night-journey will not prevent a traveler from appreciating the superb Hudson, along whose banks the last part of the road, from Albany, is carried.
• Smith offered her many beautiful presents on this occasion, evidently not appreciating the sentiment that was animating her.
• Although appreciating the great work of De Tocqueville, he complains of the general inadequacy of European criticism upon America.
• But she forgave Kate her Anglo-Saxon ancestry because of her talent for appreciating the Irish character.
• What are the elements involved in appreciating human nature? 6.
• I often say to myself that vulgar common sense is little capable of appreciating the providential government whether of humanity, of the universe, or of the individual.
• The study of them is apt to blind the judgment and to render men incapable of seeing the value of evidence, and even of appreciating the nature of truth.
• At first she was very shy and timid, but when she found that he was not in the least offended with her, she could not help appreciating his conduct.

Similar words containing APPRECIAT without suffix ing

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