Deprecating is valid Scrabble Word

Is deprecating a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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11 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for DEPRECATING in dictionary:

VERB:

DEPRECATE, to regret deeply; to express disapproval of
(chiefly of a software feature) be usable but regarded as obsolete and best avoided, typically because it has been superseded
express disapproval of

ADJECTIVE:

tending to diminish or disparage

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a archaic; to pray against (as an evil); to seek to avert

Words related to DEPRECATING

deprecate14 deprecatingly22

Words that contain DEPRECATING

deprecatingly22

How to use DEPRECATING in a sentence

Led by Joseph in a most deferential, not to say deprecating, manner, the two ladies slowly crossed the big room, and came around the great table to the chair set for them near Mr.
CHAPTER TWELVE THE NEW WITNESS The voice of the Coroner, bland, suave, deprecating, broke the silence.
The priest carried his head somewhat bent and forward, in a sort of deprecating way, which made his long nose seem longer, and his short chin more retreating.
For, in the midst of all these labors and terrors, this expense and annoyance, no one talked of returning into the Union, and all agreed in deprecating compromise.
The Merle twin lingered back of them, shocked, austere, deprecating, and yet somehow bland withal, as if these little affairs were not without their compensating features.
Politeness is not really even a thing merely suave and deprecating.
He was of a rather nervous temperament, inclined to silence, like his big burly friend, William Carley, and had a deprecating doubtful way of expressing his opinion at all times.
For this he almost makes a sort of deprecating apology.
Though the love of life was strong and active in his breast, it was not, even in that fearful moment, exhibited in any deprecating or unmanly form.
The crisis will not be averted by merely deprecating it, and we know of no Compromise that can reach it.

She had never looked to him more beautiful than at that moment in her simple blue frock, her hands behind her, her eyes almost deprecating.
He offered Ambrose a note, still with his deprecating air.
After one such outbreak he would be his ordinary, humble, quiet, obliging, almost deprecating self for another month or so.
It means propitious and, like Eumenides, is used as a deprecating and complimentary title for the god of terrors.
She used to fall on her knees as if deprecating the wrath of heaven for what she had done, and her mode of performing this was described to me.
Alwynn looked for a moment as astonished as his wife, and the blank, deprecating glance he cast at his visitor showed that he was at a loss.
On the other hand, petitions were presented to the commons on the 16th of March, and to the lords on the 24th of March, deprecating the violence of the democratic party in Canada.
Whenever anyone looked at them they sneaked away with deprecating glances.
Muir said this with a humbled, deprecating gesture of the hand.
Though deprecating the demoralizing tendencies of poetry, he was too wise to attempt to replace them by other representations of a positive kind.
There was also another look, well known to his companions, when he turned his eyes upwards with a sort of resignation, generally accompanied by a deprecating gesture of the hand.
Cheering arose, but when he raised his hand in a deprecating way the soldiers, obedient to his wish, ceased, and they heard only the murmur of many voices, as they went on.
Wildmere, who in her meek, deprecating way sat near the door.
The door opened, and Julius Charnock came out, startling her by the sight of his worn and haggard looks, as he made a deprecating movement, and shut the door behind him.
He wrote a great deal of poetry while the blow of parting from her was hanging over him, and read it to me of mornings, deprecating my voiceless contempt.
There was an astonishing strength of purpose behind her deprecating presence.
One was in simple and chaste but illuminating language directed to parents and teachers, deprecating corporal punishment for children.
On earlier occasions he had followed Calvin in deprecating such sanguinary measures.
He expected to meet a man with a guilty look, and a deprecating, fawning smile.
Ascham and Lyly were alone in deprecating the excessive use of the rod, and in so doing were far in advance of the age.

Similar words containing PRECAT without suffix ing and without prefix de

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