Appropriating is valid Scrabble Word

Is appropriating a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

13 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for APPROPRIATING in dictionary:

VERB:

APPROPRIATE, to take exclusive possession of
devote (money or assets) to a special purpose
take (something) for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission

ADJECTIVE:

suitable or proper in the circumstances

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to take exclusive possession; annex

Words related to APPROPRIATING

appropriate17

Words that contain APPROPRIATING

reappropriating22 unappropriating22 misappropriating25

How to use APPROPRIATING in a sentence

It was equally evident that there was no intention or idea of appropriating them.
His knowledge was not remarkable, but he had an almost miraculous faculty of appropriating whatever he heard.
This proposal of appropriating supervision is distinctly unlike the treatment meted out to other enemy powers.
All bills for appropriating money shall before passage be referred to the finance committee.
The people of Skane were appropriating all his possessions.
A bill appropriating thirty thousand dollars for my purpose had passed the House, and was before the Senate for concurrence.
In appropriating them for any other purpose we ought to use even greater economy than if they had been converted into money and the proceeds were already in the public Treasury.
Why is the power to veto particular items in a bill appropriating public money an important safeguard against corruption? 7.
These he took the liberty of appropriating to his own use, telling Bridget that they could eat some of them for their breakfast.
This was a stock of knowledge sufficient for a mind so capable of appropriating and improving it.

I did not hear the last number drawn, for the Hungarian was in front of my seat trying to press the order on me, and protesting against appropriating my good luck.
Fisher was afterwards convicted of appropriating the money collected for the poor.
His only title to fame is that he kept the Jews for forty years from appropriating anything but a desert which nobody else wanted and was a blistering hindrance to them.
Both Madison and Monroe vetoed acts of Congress appropriating public funds for public roads, advancing as their reason the argument that the Constitution authorized no such laws.
She, herself, had a way of appropriating men who pleased her, to the resentful dismay of other young women.
Leibnitz conferred upon this hypothesis the honour of appropriating it to himself.
It was improbable that men in savage attire could have about them any articles worth appropriating.
He was rather fond of appropriating the bright sayings of others, whether jesting or serious, and claiming credit for them.
If he joined with the French, he thought there would be danger of their appropriating most of the booty after using him and his men as their tools.
On this ground, a regeneration is communicated to all, not by virtue of any appropriating faith, but as a result of the sympathetic death of Christ.
Yet there are at least a hundred men in the world today, far richer than Edison, who have made their fortunes wholly and solely by appropriating his ideas.
Probably he had seen Harry riding away, and, deftly appropriating a horse, had followed him.
Then by an act of Congress appropriating 150,000 acres of land for an Agricultural College, which is a part of the equipment of the University, it became still richer.
To appreciate and use correctly a valuable maxim requires a genius, a vital appropriating exercise of mind, closely allied to that which first created it.
The House of Representatives must first pass all bills for raising revenue and appropriating money, but the Senate may propose or concur in amendments to such bills.
He was already appropriating her to himself, and devising ways of improving her.
England had already openly declared her intention of appropriating Malta to herself.
Then, as now, no English peasant could be convinced that there was any moral crime in appropriating the wild game.
The act appropriating for the benefit of the Territorial insane asylum passed by the legislature was also vetoed.
He lived out his threescore years and ten, hiding the jewel God had given him, and appropriating it only to the use of his own happiness in the solitude he loved.
Fifty years ago he had progressed to the banks of the Ocmulgee, driving before him the aboriginal inhabitant, and appropriating his domains.
In some states, school funds are created by appropriating the public lands, which are lands owned by the state as a body corporate.
His diseased mind seemed incapable of appropriating to itself the gentle promises of pardon and acceptance, but trembled at the denunciations of punishment.

Similar words containing APPROPRIAT without suffix ing

appropriate17 appropriated19 appropriates18 appropriator18 appropriately22 appropriation19 appropriative22 appropriators19 inappropriate19 reappropriate19 unappropriate19 appropriations20 disappropriate21 malappropriate22 misappropriate22 reappropriated21 reappropriates20 unappropriated21 unappropriates20 appropriateness21 disappropriated23 disappropriates22 inappropriately24 malappropriated24 malappropriates23 misappropriated24 misappropriates23 reappropriating22 unappropriating22 inappropriatene21 misappropriatio23 misappropriatin23 misappropriation24 misappropriating25 misappropriations25 inappropriateness23 appropriatenesses23 inappropriatenesses25

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