Contenting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTENTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONTENT, to satisfy
ADJECTIVE:
• willing to accept something; satisfied
• in a state of peaceful happiness
• accept as adequate despite wanting more or better
• satisfy (someone)
• a state of satisfaction
• a member of the British House of Lords who votes for a particular motion.
• the amount of a particular constituent occurring in a substance
• a list of the chapters or sections given at the front of a book or periodical
• the material dealt with in a speech, literary work, etc. as distinct from its form or style
• information made available by a website or other electronic medium
• the things that are held or included in something

Words related to CONTENTING

content9 contented12 contents10

Words that contain CONTENTING

discontenting17 miscontenting18

How to use CONTENTING in a sentence

• In spite of so many offices, Don Custodio was not among those who slept through the sessions, contenting themselves, like lazy and timid delegates, in voting with the majority.
• So contenting myself with a genial observation to the effect that I should be charmed, I tucked the bag away out of sight and clambered up beside him into the left-hand seat.
• Contenting myself, accordingly, with a gesture of loving sympathy, I left the room.
• Fortunately, the Black bear, unlike the Grizzly, very seldom uses his claws and teeth in fighting, contenting himself with smothering his victim.
• The younger ones stood about and waited upon the ladies, contenting themselves by eating after they were served, as they hung over their chairs and conversed with them.
• I resisted as much as possible the temptation to suck ice, contenting myself with a shred of tobacco in my cheek, and made out with fair comfort.
• And this time, instead of contenting herself by merely looking about, Mrs.
• He may easily seem to his wife to be contenting himself with the symbol without the reality, the body without the soul.
• There he remained to his death, contenting himself with going now and then to Chateau-Thierry, as long as his wife lived, to sell, with her consent, some strip of ground.
• As we had only three windows, we appropriated one to each bedroom, and the third to the kitchen, contenting ourselves, at present, with a grating in the dining-room.
• Apparently, Orodes ruled quietly and peaceably, contenting himself with the glory which he had gained, and not anxious to tempt fortune by engaging in any fresh enterprise.
• The monarch rarely quitted his palace, contenting himself with such reports of the state of his empire as were transmitted to him from time to time by his officers.
• Unless her friends have been very generous in their gifts of solid ware, the mistress usually acquires it a little at a time, contenting herself with the plated for general use.
• Letting himself drift with the tide, and contenting himself with keeping the prow in the right direction, Cuthbert drifted on his way quite as fast as he cared to.
• But now, since their zeal was mitigated, they were excusing themselves from labors, and were contenting themselves with tranquillity.
• Contenting himself with a submission, always cheaply won from a barbarous people, and never long regarded, Severus made no sort of military establishment in that country.
• In the middle of the day he ate nothing, contenting himself with several cups of excessively weak real tea.
• On our left centre the situation remained unchanged, both sides contenting themselves with furious cannonading.
• Intermittently these skirmishes lasted most of the day, our enemy never pressing his attack home, but contenting himself with long-range shooting from good cover.
• But British Freemasonry preferred to maintain an attitude of aloofness, contenting itself with issuing periodical warnings against the Grand Orient privately to the lodges.
• But this advantage was far from contenting him, and shortly afterward he invaded the territories of his rival with a large army.
• Their knowledge is freely given to the scientific world that all men may be benefited by it, contenting themselves with the enjoyments of the fame of their discoveries.
• But Virginia asked no questions, contenting herself with answering those of her cousin, which for some reason confined themselves entirely to the chateau.
• Only in our easy, simple, spontaneous action are we strong, and by contenting ourselves with obedience we become strong.
• As much as possible, she refrained from thinking, wisely contenting herself with getting through one day after another.
• The confederates, therefore, acted quite consistently with their designs, in contenting themselves with this answer, and referring the rest to the good pleasure of the King.
• The Government, or its representative in Glacier Park, was contenting itself with foaming at the mouth.
• We did not enter the house, contenting ourselves with seats in the verandah, where the children of our host, his wife or wives not making their appearance, were assembled.
• Perhaps their presence might still be concealed in the event of the pirates contenting themselves with landing on the shore without examining the interior of the island.
• Kelly then arose, and delivered the opening of the final argument to the jury, contenting himself with presenting his own case.
• Graham contenting herself with anticipating the splendid entertainment she would give at the wedding, which was to take place about the last of March.
• No word was spoken on either side, the exacting husband contenting himself with blowing up the boots and not the wife.
• He has not pressed an attack but has kept his infantry back, not pushing them forward to close range, but contenting himself with shelling the Boer positions.
• In being hearing something she was contenting in producing hearing that thing.
• No attempt, however, was made to pursue him, the British commander contenting himself with the destruction of the privateer.
• He made no plays, however, merely contenting himself with looking on.
• Giles was too full of trouble to rate Robin as he deserved, contenting himself with many admonitions and instructions how to act in the next emergency.
• Contenting themselves, therefore, with this slight demonstration of zeal, they returned to the Conference-room.
• They seemed to be of a sedative character, for the latter, contenting himself with an occasional glance of mischievous fun at his late opponent, abstained from further remark.

Similar words containing NTENT without suffix ing and without prefix co

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