Dissipating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISSIPATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISSIPATE, to scatter or disperse
• disperse or scatter
• cause (energy) to be lost through its conversion to heat
• (with reference to a feeling or emotion) disappear or cause to disappear
• waste or fritter away (money, energy, or resources)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to break up and drive off (as a crowd); to cause to spread thin or scatter and gradually vanish; to lose (as heat or electricity) irrecoverably

Words related to DISSIPATING

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How to use DISSIPATING in a sentence

• The possibility of dissipating what is wonderful, by ascertaining any one of the principal causes which might have given to a natural fact a tinge of the marvellous.
• I have had some pretty threatening obstacles, but they as yet are summer clouds which seem to be dissipating through the smiles of our Heavenly Father.
• Real greatness cannot suffer loss by the dissipating of a vapour.
• He never grew weary of expounding principles to us and dissipating the fogs and mists that gather over young minds educated in an atmosphere of superstition.
• The revelations of the last three years are fast dissipating the old notion, and bringing multitudes in the North to see the subject as the abolitionists see it.
• In the afternoon the sky cleared, the moon over Erebus gave a straw colour to the dissipating clouds.
• I walked out into the street, slowly, like one whom ennui has taught to lose no chance of dissipating time.
• The island soon showed itself through the dissipating fogs, first the shore, then the summits.
• My friends at Vienna had succeeded at the same time in dissipating the malignant influence of those who thought to please France by tormenting me.
• Yet a single woman brought them to ruin, dissipating their hosts and leading these monarchs to the assassin’s knife.
• Then his generous, affectionate heart will always act, and act on them, dissipating the clouds which others have been toiling to darken.
• I certainly cherished a dream during your stay that such might one day be the case, but the dream is somewhat dissipating.
• Boyton began to sing, with the intention of encouraging the men and dissipating their apprehensions.
• He reserved his mind, he and his kind, for action, not dissipating it on useless things which occupied the minds of other persons.
• But with the dissipating of the illusion came a new hope.
• And beyond the dark night of suffering, and dissipating the night, Dostoevsky still sees the light of Christian compassion.
• The most insane means were proposed for dissipating the clouds accumulated in the air.
• On the occasion he said that the cause for his long life was due to living close to nature, rising early, going to bed early and not dissipating in any way.
• In a very few minutes the four bottles were empty and this excellent specific succeeded in dissipating even the slightest cloud that might have rested on their spirits.
• France, meanwhile, was dissipating her energies on Spanish and Italian battlefields.

Similar words containing SIPAT without suffix ing and without prefix dis

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