Assimilating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSIMILATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSIMILATE, to make or be like
• take in and understand fully (information or ideas)
• absorb and integrate (people, ideas, or culture) into a wider society or culture
• become absorbed and integrated into a society or culture
• (of the body or any biological system) absorb and digest (food or nutrients)
• regard as similar; liken
• become similar
• make (a sound) more like another in the same or next word
ADJECTIVE:
• capable of taking (gas, light, or liquids) into a solution
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take in and utilize as nourishment; absorb into the system; to take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend

Words related to ASSIMILATING

assimilate12

Words that contain ASSIMILATING

disassimilating19

How to use ASSIMILATING in a sentence

• He rooted out, so far as genius and authority can, those heresies which were rapidly assimilating the new religion to the old.
• And this has a surprising effect in assimilating the opposite character and sharpest peculiarities of various races of otherwise distinct and independant origin.
• The changes of time, as was formerly remarked, on the comparative situation of the different States, will have an assimilating effect.
• The assimilating capacity of the industrial world is the real gauge of the progress which should be indulged in.
• The assimilating capacity of an industrial organization can be greatly increased by any scheme that awakens an interest.
• All plans for betterment must conform to the assimilating power of the men and must not cut off their food in time of change.
• We look that a great man should be a good reader, or in proportion to the spontaneous power should be the assimilating power.
• Enlightened, cultivated, a friend of the arts, a scholar and diplomatist, he seems, unlike many Orientals, to have selected the best in assimilating European influences.
• Bismarck deliberately limited the area of his intended German Empire by a quantitative calculation as to the possibility of assimilating other Germans to the Prussian type.
• He was capable not merely of imitating, but of absorbing and assimilating to his lucid genius the excellent qualities of all in whom he recognised superior talent.
• In the process of this transformation the people submitted to rigid ecclesiastical discipline, and adopted, without assimilating, the customs of a foreign troop of despots.
• They are not reading to themselves, not studying, not mastering the contents of the book, not assimilating the mental and spiritual nutriment that it may be supposed to contain.
• America had been peacefully assimilating, for a century and a half, the doctrines of the Reformation.
• At the moment when the Etruscans first appear in history, however, they appear as a race capable of acquiring and assimilating culture with great ease, rapidity, and certainty.
• You are now simply assimilating what you learned at school, and making the facts, which you took on trust then, part and parcel of your actual experience now.
• And as the body is sustained by absorbing nutrition from matter, so the soul is sustained by assimilating the spiritual substances of the invisible kingdom.
• They are several cells thick, and the small assimilating cells lie between two layers of empty water-storage cells, the walls of which are perforated by pores.
• For the Kurts are incapable of assimilating civilization.
• He at least lends no support to the comforting fallacy of the indolent, that originating power does not go with assimilating power.
• As long as he lacks susceptibility to divine influences, he is incapable of reflecting the light and assimilating its benefits.
• Though he neglected the lectures of his professors, he was assimilating knowledge on every subject that appealed to his natural instincts.
• Unrelieved by trees, and assimilating in colour with the arid soil and barren hills rising around, they scarcely convey an idea of the purpose for which they are designed.
• He reaches this result by assimilating an individual to a state.
• Life and activity mean the triumph of the positive over the negative, a triumph which results from absorbing and assimilating it.
• Beethoven greatly profited by his association with these chosen spirits, assimilating their experiences and endeavoring to emulate them.
• Violent thunderstorms were associated with it, thus assimilating it with that of 1883.
• Lastly, the German race has never shown much aptitude for governing and assimilating other peoples.
• It is also advisable to change the vicious, anomalous, and unsuitable organization of the provinces of Filipinas, assimilating them, so far as possible, to those of Espana.

Similar words containing ASSIMILAT without suffix ing

assimilate12 assimilated14 assimilates13 assimilator13 assimilation14 assimilative17 assimilators14 assimilatory17 assimilations15 disassimilate16 unassimilated16 assimilatively22 disassimilated18 disassimilates17 assimilationism19 assimilationist17 disassimilating19 disassimilation18 disassimilative21 malassimilation19 antiassimilatio17 antiassimilation18 assimilationists18 assimilationisms20 antiassimilations19

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