Dispensing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPENSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISPENSE, to distribute, also DISPENCE
• distribute or provide (a service or information) to a number of people
• (of a machine or container) supply or release (a product or cash)
• manage without or get rid of
• give special exemption from (a law or rule)
• grant (someone) an exemption from a religious obligation
• (of a chemist) make up and give out (medicine) according to a doctor's prescription

Words related to DISPENSING

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How to use DISPENSING in a sentence

• Whilst he was dispensing justice there, the Bituriges send ambassadors to him, to entreat his aid against the Carnutes, who they complained had made war against them.
• The music was simple, dispensing with organs and instruments and all elaborate and artistic display.
• The duty of dispensing justice was specially assigned to the counts, who had to ascertain the cause of quarrels between parties and to inflict penalties.
• Mother was dispensing afternoon tea and talking to Harold.
• It was their delight, among other things, to assist Miss Bosanquet in dispensing her munificent charities, which were so managed as to be given without ostentation.
• At present, I am dispensing my duties as a reporter at the Herald.
• Here the creative and the dispensing deity, and Varuna also rose upwards, and here too they dwelt, O king! observing forbearance, and possessed of the highest faith.
• The right-feeling parent, however, like the philanthropic legislator, will rejoice not in coercion, but in dispensing with coercion.
• The extreme simplicity of life in such countries, by dispensing with the need of comfort, renders the privileges of wealth almost useless, and makes every one voluntarily poor.
• He could not see why females should be prevented from dispensing liquor.
• A great responsibility rests on the medical man who does his own dispensing, as there is no one to check his work.
• But this sacrament is completed in the consecration of the matter, and not in the use, to which the dispensing belongs.
• The government brought in a bill to enable Jews to sit in parliament, the house, in their case, dispensing with the form of oath to which they were opposed.
• By this feigned action the king hoped, both from the authority of the decision, and the reason of the thing, to put an end to all questions with regard to his dispensing power.
• He was a man of considerable wealth and lived in a generous fashion, dispensing an ample hospitality at his handsome mansion, still standing in Worcester.
• I had scarcely begun, when Maria, dispensing with her lowly knock for admission at the door, rushed in, and announced an event which had just occurred within a mile of the house.
• It is estimated that Baroness Burdett-Coutts has already given away from fifteen to twenty million dollars, and is constantly dispensing her fortune.
• William Ashmead-Bartlett, had assisted her in dispensing her charities, and in other financial matters.
• The hostess sat at the head of the table, dispensing a graceful hospitality.
• We cannot dispense ourselves from this, for the mere fact that we are dispensing ourselves is the proof that we need that upon which we are turning our back.
• Could you ever have thought, my dear, that husbands have a dispensing power over their wives, which kings are not allowed over the laws? I have had a smart debate with Mr.
• She was sitting on the green bench, dispensing charities, when her head fell back gently, and the light went out.
• Errol was dispensing tea, assisted by Bertie, who had emerged from his den for the purpose.
• Not the beauty of the god makes him adorable, but his dispensing benefits and graces.
• He added the base to the T rail, dispensing with the chair.
• For very obvious reasons you cannot trust the crown with a dispensing power over any of your laws.
• I think if they are not past praying for they would then give up dispensing cant, and direct their sympathies to a policy that has the merit of being not only humane but logical.
• However, by dispensing with the service of a doctor, we lost our father and mother-in-law, which so reduced our expenses that we were able to pay for the parlor floor and windows.
• From motives of interest, he may assume a generosity of conduct, but the innate selfishness of his heart will, in the manner of his dispensing favors, betray itself.

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