Discerning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCERNING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCERN, to perceive, also SCERNE
• recognize or find out
• distinguish (someone or something) with difficulty by sight or with the other senses
ADJECTIVE:
• Acute; shrewd; sagacious; sharp-sighted.
• having or revealing keen insight and good judgment
• unobtrusively perceptive and sympathetic
• quick to understand
• able to make or detect effects of great subtlety; sensitive
• discriminating

Words related to DISCERNING

discern10 discerned13 discerningly19 discerns11 discriminating20

Words that contain DISCERNING

discerningly19 undiscerning16 undiscernings17

How to use DISCERNING in a sentence

• With regard to the rule for discerning between the good and the evil spirit, it is no other, according to all theologians, than that of the Gospel.
• A Genevois has the aptitude of great application united to a very discerning, natural genius, and he generally succeeds in everything he undertakes.
• But you are quite right, and I am delighted to find you so discerning and sympathetic.
• A less discerning observer might have taken these things as signs of guilt, but not so Mr.
• He had the discerning admiration of Dryden and others before his death.
• Again, in the essential nature of harmony and rhythm there is no difficulty in discerning love which has not yet become double.
• After dinner, the discerning eye of the co-mother-in-law divines the work of darkness.
• Comprehend the meaning of My words, and be thou of the discerning.
• So great have been Our sufferings that even the eyes of Our enemies have wept over Us, and beyond them those of every discerning person.
• But soon a clearer sense began to pierce The cloudy turmoil with discerning power.
• To a discerning eye the Indian leader was suffering visible torments.
• Then there are the wise and discerning who know that Rachel hath turned away from the best among her people.
• The command for prayers to the Pantheon of Egypt was not hidden, beyond conjecture, from the discerning.
• The relief for her sorrow was its expression, and she dreaded the restraint put upon her by the presence of discerning and unfamiliar eyes.
• The difficulty of discerning the aptitude of a youth for any particular destination in life will, perhaps, even for the most skilful parent, be always hazardous.
• Wisdom and genius lie in discerning this prescribed task and in doing it readily, cleanly, and without distraction.
• And on all sides discerning and well-informed critics, such as M.
• Proof of which the sufficiently discerning eye may find in the advertising columns of many of our leading newspapers and magazines.
• Marius thought he was discerning and of a sensitive honor.
• The discerning reader, in his work of vocal interpretation, will not fail to take advantage of the inherent character of syllables with respect to quantity.
• Not when the truth is filthy, but when it is shallow, doth the discerning one go unwillingly into its waters.
• He was a nobleman of unquestioned honour and integrity, generous, humane, discerning, and resolute.
• How then discerning shall we judge aright? By riches? ill would they abide the test.
• Twenty-four hours with La Binet had been more than enough for a man of his fastidious and discerning taste.
• Clarke is not only discerning, but not backward in expressing his thoughts.
• Discerning readers, however, recognized the supreme beauty in this new writer, and they never afterwards lost sight of him.
• Yet perhaps, after all, to the discerning eye, the purity would not be absolute.
• All who moved within the royal enclosures, whether as courtiers, under-officers, or domestics, had to be those of discerning minds and intelligence.
• The discerning and shrewd ancient had guessed the contents.
• Not, however, in time to prevent his discerning among the shadows Eldon Brand hurrying to her side.
• At headquarters, the most discerning minds saw that only a miracle could prevent it.
• She felt in touch, even if dimly and slightly, with great industrial movements, and she felt, too, like a discerning pioneer in philanthropy.
• It was evident to discerning minds that the Lord was preparing Scotland for some crisis not far distant.

Similar words containing CERN without suffix ing and without prefix dis

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