Attending is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATTENDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be present at (an event, meeting, or function)
• go regularly to (a school, church, or clinic)
• deal with
• give practical help and care to; look after
• pay attention to
• escort and wait on (a member of royalty or other important person)
• occur with or as a result of
NOUN:
• the act of attending
• the process whereby a person concentrates on some features of the environment to the (relative) exclusion of others
• the act of being present (at a meeting or event etc.)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be present at

Words related to ATTENDING

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How to use ATTENDING in a sentence

• He himself was a sort of imperial Pope, attending to things spiritual as well as to things temporal.
• The circumstances attending this outrage as given in Mr.
• The circumstances attending this negotiation are fully set forth in the accompanying communication from the Secretary of War.
• At Cambridge, Gray studied very hard, attending less to mathematics than to classical literature, modern languages, history, and poetry.
• A grave was dug for him on the rampart there, by a party of the 9th regiment, the aides-du-camp attending by turns.
• As it was then apparent that Douglas would be nominated, another split occurred, and the few Southern men attending, together with some Northern delegates, withdrew.
• As his return was expected, Sir Richard commanded that he should prepare himself for attending him on an immediate journey, and follow him in case he returned after his departure.
• In attending to this commission his intermediary was Lieutenant George Andrews, brother to the lady to whom he had become attached at St.
• Lyman Abbott, like many others points out the folly of attending church services in the morning and then passing the remainder of the day in noisy or wearisome celebration.
• On a Sunday you will find him with his family, as a rule, attending service in his little chapel.
• This is done by means of lectures, some 5,000 students attending, on an average, 20 lectures each in the year 1918.
• While I was attending to the wounded, I looked towards the wood at the other side of the track.
• If a company of them were out upon an excursion, or attending a party, they did not hesitate to take a glass of wine, and even something stronger.
• After Aed king of Ireland had heard that this gathering of strangers was on the borders of his country, he was not negligent in attending to them.
• The only opportunity I had for attending school was in the winter season, and then only about three months in the year, and at a very poor school.
• The mind is deeply interested in attending to the cause.
• The boards of trustees are self-perpetuating and receive only fees for attending meetings.
• Before he entered upon his new adventures, he married a young woman of about sixteen years of age, the governor himself attending the ceremony.
• Let us now see how far any confirmation may be obtained from the examination of all the attending circumstances in those operations.
• But on an ordinary day, and when attending a ceremony, the Roman head is bare.
• Since this decision the expense attending the care and supervision of immigrants has fallen on the States at whose ports they have landed.
• The President of the United States was shot with a pistol last night, while attending a theater in this city, and expired this morning from the effects of the wound.
• Twice he killed an officer attending upon him, but the King he never hit.
• Thy sister is gone out of the house, O Creon, and the girl Antigone attending the steps of her mother.
• So that, attending to their quantity, beautiful objects are comparatively small.
• It will be readily understood that the special and always menacing dangers attending the slave trade made marine insurance upon that sort of cargoes exceedingly high.
• Sunday passed quietly, all of the boys attending both church and Sunday school.
• All the cheerfulness attending the awakening spring, delightful as it is in Paris, seemed irony to her.
• Romayne was constantly absent in London, attending to his new religious duties under the guidance of Father Benwell.

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