Challenging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHALLENGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHALLENGE, to summon (someone) to settle a matter by fighting or by any kind of contest
• dispute the truth or validity of
• object to (a jury member)
• (of a guard) order (someone) to prove their identity
• invite (someone) to engage in a contest
• enter into competition with or opposition against.
• invite (someone) to do or say something that one thinks will be difficult or impossible
• make demands on; prove testing to
• expose (the immune system) to pathogenic organisms or antigens.
• make a rival claim to or threaten someone's hold on (a position)
NOUN:
• a call to someone to participate in a competitive situation or fight to decide who is superior in terms of ability or strength
• an attempt to win a contest or championship in a sport
• a call to prove or justify something
• an objection regarding the eligibility or suitability of a jury member.
• exposure of the immune system to pathogenic organisms or antigens
• a task or situation that tests someone's abilities
• a guard's call for a password or other proof of identity
ADJECTIVE:
• requiring full use of your abilities or resources
• stimulating interest or thought
• disturbingly provocative
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• arousing competitive interest, thought, or action

Words related to CHALLENGING

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How to use CHALLENGING in a sentence

• Truth stands revealed by a thrust, however cynical, when softened by challenging humor.
• During the hours when challenging is prescribed, the first salute is given as soon as the officer has been duly recognized and advanced.
• The chin tilted upward resolutely and he had a full view of her eyes, dancing with challenging lights.
• I gave her, for the first time, a chance of challenging public taste, by presenting to readers of Mr.
• Wordling, he was too challenging and mysterious for her to be bored an instant.
• He passed through Salvan with his head in the air, challenging recognition.
• Russia, seeking an economic outlet, had sapped her way south to the Euxine shore, and was on the point of challenging the Osmanli right to that sea.
• Upon my recovery, and when I went to the Audiencia, I found that Juan de Mohedano was presenting a petition challenging their jurisdiction by saying that he was a soldier.
• Meeting aid conditions in 1997 will be especially challenging in the face of mounting popular criticism of reforms.
• At the same time, his modesty prevented him from challenging the old epic directly.
• Like Sumu-la-ilu, he was a great battle lord, and was specially concerned in challenging the supremacy of Elam in Sumeria and in the western land of the Amorites.
• Afterward, on his way home, Thompson wondered at the swift challenging glance Tommy shot at Sophie in that moment.
• Lincoln, at the advice of his leading friends, sent him a letter challenging him to joint public debate.
• The enemy had carefully hidden on the hill, and without challenging us opened a terrible fire upon us just as we arrived at the foot of the hill.
• The New Testament is still, even for the scholar, a challenging problem.
• There is a way out of every trouble but it is not always simple, it is often laborious and challenging.
• Save for that first spasmodic movement he lay perfectly still, those black eyes of his laughing up at me and challenging.
• Seldom in the past five years had he been at a loss to deal with any challenging person or action.
• This was the name, as is believed, originally given by Virgil to his pastoral poems, with the direct object of challenging comparison with the writings of Theocritus.
• Ours, rather, the task to cast our eyes upon, and bend our energies to meet, the challenging requirements of the present hour.
• They sent a message of defiance to the De Danaans, challenging them to fight or surrender.
• The challenging of judges is not allowed, although they must refrain from the trial of any matter when they are disqualified in any way as regards it.
• He was afraid, and yet courageous, challenging, combative.
• The whole Army of Northern Virginia was in position, defiant, challenging even, and the Army of the Potomac made no movement forward.
• Before I could draw back, a man thrust through the undergrowth, challenging me with a pistol.
• The red line was withdrawn further into the forest, but it continued an intermittent fire, and now and then uttered a challenging war whoop.
• He made an excuse of certain words Hamilton had used in relation to him for challenging him.

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