Avoiding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVOIDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• AVOID, to evade
• keep away from or stop oneself from doing (something)
• contrive not to meet (someone)
• not go to or through (a place)
• prevent from happening
• repudiate, nullify, or render void (a decree or contract)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep away from

Words related to AVOIDING

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How to use AVOIDING in a sentence

• For months now, he had been instinctively avoiding that part of town.
• Sharp, still on his legs, took another sip of port and, avoiding the eye of Mr.
• But we can improve the conditions very much by avoiding overconcentration on unimportant details.
• Occasionally they passed a vehicle in the darkness, sometimes barely avoiding a collision.
• During the day we kept in the open country, avoiding any point where an advantage could have been taken of us.
• The English slowly made their way up the left bank of the Seine, avoiding the stronger castles and walled towns, and devastating the open country.
• Avoiding Pontoise, Beauvais, and other towns, he was soon within a few miles of the Somme.
• Despite his successes, Du Guesclin persevered in his policy of wearing down the English by delays and by avoiding pitched battles.
• He had no wish to shoot King Haffgo, and would not do it if any possible way of avoiding it should present itself.
• Avoiding the danger of discovery, she was loth to forego her just profit, and hoped that intelligence might atone for her sturdy, inactive fingers.
• It is only when the hope of avoiding this shall become absolutely desperate, that further forbearance could not be indulged.
• In brief, he is in pursuit of me and I have urgent reasons for avoiding him.
• It must then be dried as quickly as possible over a stove, or in a warm current of air, avoiding, however, such heat as may injure the tint.
• I have recorded the fact elsewhere that I was as averse to work as I was to study, and I had a way of avoiding it at times that was peculiarly my own.
• For when there is no hope of avoiding it the evil is considered present, and thus it causes sorrow rather than fear.
• The next day Morgan led his men against the city, skilfully avoiding the main road, which was defended by batteries, and passing through a thick and pathless wood.
• There are many rocks which a young speaker in Parliament should avoid, but no rock which requires such careful avoiding as the rock of eloquence.
• Indeed her manner of avoiding that gentleman was so very marked, that it was impossible not to observe it.
• His answer was that he was sincerely desirous of avoiding, as far as possible, what might prejudice the Church in which he had ministered, even at the moment of leaving her.
• All the same in avoiding frivolity, one must not rush to the other extreme and be heavy in hand.
• But for avoiding as well as for repelling dangers that may threaten us in the future we must be prepared to enforce any policy which we think wise to adopt.
• First comes an introduction about avoiding extremes of either self-indulgence or self-mortification.
• He went straight forward to the village, calling at places where he thought he would most likely find customers for his wares, and in no respect avoiding public observation.
• The other horses rushed by, miraculously avoiding the prostrate figures.

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