Committing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMITTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMIT, to perpetrate
• perpetrate or carry out (a mistake, crime, or immoral act)
• pledge or bind (a person or an organization) to a certain course or policy
• be dedicated to (something)
• pledge or set aside (resources) for future use
• resolve to remain in a long-term emotional relationship with (someone)
• be in a long-term emotional relationship with (someone)
• transfer something to (a state or place where it can be kept or preserved)
• consign (someone) officially to prison, especially on remand
• send (a person or case) for trial in a higher court
• send (someone) to be confined in a psychiatric hospital
• refer (a parliamentary or legislative bill) to a committee.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to do, perform, or perpetrate

Words related to COMMITTING

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Words that contain COMMITTING

decommitting20 recommitting19 overcommitting24

How to use COMMITTING in a sentence

• That came home to me yesterday when Kemp was in the witness-box committing perjury in his determination to get Holymead off.
• We studied hard for an hour or two, but finally gave it up as a bad job, although we had succeeded in committing a small portion to memory.
• And when his one chance of life lies in springing nimbly from the ground and committing himself to his strong wings, he must lift and carry this ponderous paraphernalia with him.
• Actually committing assault by explosives will earn you the sustained attention of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
• The Pope did not thunder against Louis XIV for committing adultery with women like Louise de la Valliere and Madame de Montespan.
• Do not permit anything like committing the text to memory.
• You are now fretting away your life in repentance of an act, against which repentance can give no caution, but to avoid the occasion of committing it.
• You look as if you thought I was occupying your chair? If I am committing an intrusion, be so good as to put your umbrella under me, and give me a jerk.
• And if he and Injun could prevent the others from committing that same mischief, the boys would be something like heroes.
• Francis should scourge himself with briers for fear of committing sin.
• If committing seems best to you, give it a faithful trial.
• The women were urged to try first the experiment of taking each a plank and committing themselves to the waves.
• By doing this, we may make to them some retribution for the long course of injuries we have been committing on their population.
• She would lead him on to fuller confession before committing herself.
• Darwin seems mainly anxious to face both ways, and pat design as it were on the head while not committing himself to any proposition which could be disputed.
• The Greeks, furious at being beaten out of Koritza, avenged themselves on their retreat by committing outrages and burning villages.
• Without committing himself to any party, he professed a warm attachment to the Senate.
• At Havre, landing as we did in the night, and committing all to Desiree the next day, I escaped collision with subordinates.
• After committing some excesses on those officers who opposed their movement, the men marched to Princeton.
• There is another instance given by historians, which proves to what a height such riots had proceeded, and how open these criminals were in committing their robberies.
• He was one of those great lords of the old regime, who took pride in showing how they could get their crimes forgiven by committing them with grace.
• With force and punishments, material civilization seeketh to restrain the people from mischief, from inflicting harm on society and committing crimes.
• But I find, Gentlemen, that I am committing an unpardonable trespass on your indulgent patience.
• His illiterate accomplice, Frechette, was sentenced to imprisonment for life, but was soon released on the grounds of his ignorance of the serious crime he was committing.
• The boys dropped on their knees, and recited the lesson that they had been taught, without committing a single blunder.
• It is for his sick child, and it is committing robbery to take it.
• I cannot refrain, however, from committing to paper the principal points upon which it is important that we should come to an immediate understanding.
• There is no Territorial law forbidding any act which he is here charged with committing.
• God has placed the punishment in the faults themselves, committing the execution of his vengeance to the one for whom the faults were committed.
• But the law does not allow that the best of men is incapable of committing the worst of crimes, if the evidence proves he did.
• AFTER committing the care of my horse to our landlord, I ordered dinner to be got ready immediately, as we had thirteen miles to row, and I wished to reach Mr.
• Under the law of the land you sit here as a committing magistrate.

Similar words containing MMITT without suffix ing and without prefix co

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