Evincing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVINCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVINCE, to show clearly
• reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling); indicate

Words related to EVINCING

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How to use EVINCING in a sentence

• He now devoted himself to mathematics, evincing a singular capacity for working out original problems.
• Among others, we would modestly indicate the incident of the two horsemen as evincing some ingenuity, and as likely to charm the reader by its freshness and originality.
• Galbraith had long been evincing signs of great discontent.
• If anything, she was even kinder to him than usual, never evincing the least consciousness of what had happened.
• From the moment they came on board Captain Vanderbosh sank into the petty officer, and the Scottish negro took the command, evincing great coolness, energy, and skill.
• Owen, without evincing the slightest sympathy, withdrew himself from the table.
• Act, a great number evidently evincing hatred or revenge against Mr.
• She went through the lower grades of public school, but did not shine as a particularly bright pupil, evincing little love for books, and shirking study when possible.
• He became a very zealous Christian, evincing the ardor of his piety, whether real or pretended, by all the forms and indications common in those days.
• My crew of Scottish Islanders, however, continued their painful exertions without evincing the apprehensions they must have felt, by a murmur.
• Tudor Brown, for after evincing his displeasure by low growls every time he passed and repassed him, he finished by seizing him by the legs.
• One fat bull at least trotted up to the hedge, waving his tail and snorting, pawing and glaring, evincing, in short, all the symptoms common to his kind.
• Blaine, then Secretary of State, did everything in his power to pave my way in Mexico, even evincing a very strong personal interest in my plans.
• But when suspicion is disarmed, one whom they have welcomed to their confidence will find them evincing characteristics which will excite his admiration and esteem.
• Smith saw her, confiscated the paper, and gave her a severe reprimand, for evincing such a disposition to trifle with serious things.
• It is a most unnatural, but not uncommon, sight to see a girl of tender age evincing all those characters which mark the wanton of older years.
• In the month of July a singular trial took place evincing this.
• Early evincing a predilection for a seafaring life, he was enabled to enter a sloop of war, with the honorary rank of a midshipman.
• The only one evincing Interest was a He-Hen named Herbert, who took him into the Cloak-Room to plant a few Canadian Thistles in the Garden of Love.
• She gave him something, drew nearer him, and, evincing no sign of disgust, but her eyes still shining with joy, kissed him three times.
• The little creature looked at me very affectionately, evincing by his expression the deepest gratitude.
• Kornicker, drawing up his feet and turning so as to face the stranger, by way of evincing the interest which he felt in his melancholy situation.
• With bundle again in place, and evincing a buoyancy of manner to which he had been a stranger for many hours, the traveller resumed the quest.
• Felicite received the strokes with perfect tranquillity, and without evincing the slightest emotion.
• Sherwood, suddenly evincing all the interest Nan expected him to in the tale.
• Miss Ingram, I am sure you will not fail in evincing superiority to idle terrors.
• Hamilton asked, evincing by his animated countenance an interest in politics, which, from his retired life, no one believed that he possessed.
• France has been equally forbearing, and Prussia has proposed a compromise, which, although evincing increased liberality, has not been accepted by the United States.
• The style of the author is argumentative and eloquent, evincing great knowledge and zeal in the development of the interesting subjects connected with his treatise.
• Another historical point worthy of observation is his early adulation of Elizabeth, evincing at once his own courtiership and her popularity.
• These are well written, in easy-flowing language, evincing his poetic nature, and many of them are more truly poetic than his metrical pieces.
• Leo crouched a little way off, his eyes jubilant, his tail beating the ground, evincing the greatest satisfaction.
• Evincing a keen interest in his soldierly vocation, for awhile she subjected him to an exacting and minute inquisition anent the duties and life of a Mounted Policeman.
• There is no act of his life evincing the influence of prejudice.

Similar words containing EVINC without suffix ing

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