Encouragingly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCOURAGINGLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• persuade (someone) to do or continue to do something by giving support and advice
• stimulate the development of (an activity, state, or belief)
• give support, confidence, or hope to (someone)
ADVERB:
• ENCOURAGING, heartening
• in an encouraging manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• giving hope or promise

Words related to ENCOURAGINGLY

encourage12 encouraging15

How to use ENCOURAGINGLY in a sentence

• He was an earnest laborer, and under his administration the work was encouragingly prosperous.
• The regular work of the station opened this year encouragingly.
• The horse, a rough-looking creature, seemed reluctant to approach the barn, and its leader frequently spoke to it encouragingly, and patted its neck, as he moved on.
• He had shouted encouragingly to the man in the boat, running out a way on the ice to make him hear.
• She was smiling encouragingly now, and as she came toward him, she struck the chords full and strong.
• But still the attending physician spoke very encouragingly to him, and to others, and so we hoped and believed he would yet be well.
• She stopped and looked at me, then patted me encouragingly on the shoulder and remarked what a studious girl I was.
• The cock was an old peasant woman with a ruffled white cap, and when she left, in spite of the sentry, she patted me encouragingly on the shoulder.
• Accordingly, she smiled encouragingly upon Don Miguel, and before they set out on their homeward ride she had vouchsafed him the bliss of knowing that he might call her his.
• The Admiral himself called out encouragingly and snatching the first small thing at hand held it up.
• But though Sir Harry spoke thus encouragingly of their prospects, he took no steps, as far as Mr.
• Adrienne had smiled at her encouragingly from across the room, and Jerry Leigh had been standing at the far end near some big double doors.
• He talked to me kindly and encouragingly, pointing out the error of my ways, and I become converted.
• Aunt Theresa would not have done it herself, but she laughed encouragingly.
• Still every foot helped, and all the while some of them kept calling out encouragingly to the boy below.
• This is the 1916 staff, however, and the movement has grown most encouragingly in every branch since the quiet days on Beacon Street.
• The worst was trying to walk without limping, and to talk cheerfully and encouragingly with that agony tearing at him.
• The three boys sat down to tug, Jenieve going encouragingly from one to another.
• He looked at his boots and not seeing anything there, looked up again and grinned encouragingly at the company as if to waive his rights.
• In spite of his Christian stoicism, when she went up and addressed him, and smiled gaily, encouragingly, even fondly in his face, his hand would tremble and his eye burn.
• They commenced to shout out to them, perhaps encouragingly, or it may be intending to warn them not to attempt anything rash.
• I was ahead with the rope, and I called encouragingly to her and talked to her a little.
• I talked to her as encouragingly as I could, but she did not cheer up much and sobbed and wept over her work most all the time.
• Whenever we stopped talking encouragingly, they seemed to get melancholy and blue.
• My partners in Kansas wrote me encouragingly, and plans were outlined for increasing our business for the coming summer.
• Once or twice he glanced over his shoulder, and smiled encouragingly at his senior.
• She saw again the kind yet mirthful eyes that beamed encouragingly upon her.
• Pamela liked boys, so she smiled encouragingly to this one, the boy responding by solemnly raising his cap.
• Hilbery tapped the coal encouragingly with the poker.
• Presently the curtain rolled up, and the audience applauded encouragingly as three quaking six-footers, clad in buckskin, made their first bow before the footlights.
• Our young commander passed swiftly through the batteries, spoke encouragingly to his people, and resumed his post on the poop.
• Resisting the pull, she looked around the hearing room and met the eyes of the stenographer who smiled at her encouragingly.
• His agents in France, Russia, Austria, and Italy, all reported encouragingly concerning their attempts to introduce the new arm into the military service of those countries.
• His room-mate smiled encouragingly but was too wise to speak and Will advanced to the line.
• Claire, who had other plans in his mind, did not speak very encouragingly of these propositions, though he avoided disapproval.
• Several men stepped out, who waved encouragingly to the voyagers.

Similar words containing COURAGING without suffix ly and without prefix en

accouraging17 encouraging15 discouraging17 encouragings16 unencouraging17 discouragings18 discouragingly22 overencouraging22

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