Erring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERRING in dictionary:

VERB:
• sin; do wrong
• be mistaken or incorrect; make a mistake
NOUN:
• the act of erring
ADJECTIVE:
• mistaken
• capable of making an error
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a mistake

Words related to ERRING

err3 erred6 erringly12 errings8 errs4

Words that contain ERRING

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How to use ERRING in a sentence

• Burns lived his sad, toilsome, erring life in the open air, with the sun and the rain, and his songs touch all the world.
• No news came of the erring couple, and now they were well ahead of pursuit.
• We are all frail and erring beings, whose hourly prayer should be for pardon, and shall we not forgive? THE GUILTY CONSCIENCE.
• Brownlow, who to his sorrow, found that the villain was the erring son of his oldest friend, and his name of Monks only an assumed one.
• The little muddy stream in which so many erring golf-balls lie low is up and out for a ramble over its banks.
• Parents sought him to help lead erring children back from a life of wretchedness and evil.
• Sir William Beauvoir would allow no search to be made for his erring son and would listen to no mention of his name.
• Then he was so full of charity and affection for all that were frail and erring among our kind, that he never, or seldom, breathed a harsh word against the offender.
• But fortune, which had so long been unkind to her and indulgent to her erring spouse, chose that night as the turning-point in her tide of favors.
• Be eyes to the blind, and a guiding light unto the feet of the erring.
• But an erring sense of existence, or the error of belief, named disease, never made sickness a stubborn reality.
• The last was the gladness which attends the restoration of an erring son.
• Beware lest ye fail to apprehend its import and be accounted among the erring.
• Contrary to the usual custom and opinion of the age, this murder of an erring wife and sister formed part of the accusations brought against the Duke of Palliano and Count Aliffe.
• Once more they seated themselves near the stove and began their anxious wait for the erring one.
• He was of a morality to reprobate the erring dame while he enjoyed the incidents.
• So far from erring in clumsy phrase, I am constrained to admit that I thought, and think you, excessively adroit and happy in its management.
• Such is the contradictory character of the misled and the erring spirit.
• So while the fit lasts I propose to judiciously absent my erring self.
• Here the erring hierarchy seeks him out and attacks him.
• THE GREAT REVELATION Christian Science reveals the grand verity, that to believe man has a finite and erring mind, and consequently a mortal mind and soul and life, is error.
• Aurelius lamented this event, since it deprived him of an opportunity of showing clemency to an erring friend.
• Immediately, with the zeal of a hen who gathers her brood, he repaired to his erring children.
• Constant difficulties and childish quarrels arose between the little ones, Willie always being the erring one, both with the mother and nurses.
• This elegant superstructure, a purely mental product of my own, had fallen away, revealing the erring, passionate nature beneath.
• His erring will is directed by the influence of a higher will, informing and moulding it in the path of his true happiness.
• Reformers who are impatient generally fail to reclaim the erring, 133-l.
• But he particularly requested that she would not put on mourning for her erring son.
• And Weir? Surely no two erring mortals had ever more terribly reaped the reward of their wrong-doing.
• Not as one woman, generous, forgiving, hoping for mercy hereafter, should receive another, however erring.
• The seeds of discord are being carefully and persistently gathered and disseminated, and on both sides, these erring mortals will claim to be acting in the name of patriotism.
• Let those who loved their Lord seek to Him, and see what bliss and happiness resulted from this personal bond between the erring soul and the loving Saviour.

Similar words containing ERR without suffix ing

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