Founding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOUNDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• establish or originate (an institution or organization)
• plan and begin the building of (a settlement)
• base (something) on a particular principle, idea, or feeling
• serve as a basis for
• melt and mould (metal).
• fuse (materials) to make glass.
• make (an article) by melting and moulding metal.
NOUN:
• the time of first establishment
• The art of smelting and casting metals.
• the act of starting something for the first time; introducing something new
ADJECTIVE:
• having been discovered by chance or unexpectedly.
• (of an object or sound) collected in its natural state and presented in a new context as part of a work of art or piece of music
• (of art) comprising or making use of found objects.
• (of poetry) formed by taking a piece of non-poetic text and reinterpreting its structure metrically.
• (of a ship) equipped
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to establish

Words related to FOUNDING

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Words that contain FOUNDING

foundings14 cofounding17 refounding15 confounding18 dumfounding19 dumbfounding22 typefounding22 brassfounding20 confoundingly23 typefoundings23 brassfoundings21 dumbfoundingly27

How to use FOUNDING in a sentence

• Clarke were at this time quietly founding a kennel, which perhaps has left its mark more indelibly on the breed than any before or since.
• Sniatynski has spread the news of my founding a museum for the public, and I am at present the hero of the day.
• From his time to the present little or nothing has been done toward the founding, at this point, of a place suitable to the great possibilities of trade and commerce.
• One of the many proposed colonies ultimately resulted in the founding of a town which to this day bears the name of New Madrid.
• As we saw while at Charminster, this incident led to the founding of a great ducal family.
• By Joel Chandler Harris THE PLANTING OF THE FIRST COLONIES 1562-1733 THE FOUNDING OF ST.
• The story of the founding of Troy is a very interesting one.
• In many parts of the North, at the founding of the republic, in Connecticut, in New York, New Jersey, slaves were held.
• And those who were most concerned in the founding of our own commonwealth suffer in no respect in comparison with the greatest and the best.
• In founding an empire for your own land you would take one away from mine.
• After thinking a long time, she had hit upon this plan of founding a school for the improvement of children who tried their parents and all their friends by their ill behavior.
• That led, later on, to the founding of the Cluthe Rupture Institute.
• To this effort the governments of the world have contributed the founding of the United Nations Organization, with all its great blessings, all its regrettable shortcomings.
• All but two are now married and founding the fourth generation of this line.
• Founding of the Bodleian Library at Oxford, England.
• They go on with the essentails of their story, the founding of the Church of God, and leave other things aside.
• Giving away our food we get more strength, giving away our clothes we get more beauty, founding religious rest-places we reap the perfect fruit of the best charity.
• Thus begins the tale of Captain John Smith, of the founding of Jamestown, and of a permanent Virginia, the first of the future United States.
• Such a settlement meant the founding of a town, to which was granted a certain environment of land.
• The bequest to the village of Waldorf has resulted in the founding of an institution that appears to be doing a great deal of good in a quiet German manner.
• The Bishop of Canterbury, with Lord Warke, and a few foreign sovereigns, actively assisted in the founding of this institution.
• A second was to establish the necessity of founding historical construction on strictly contemporary authorities.
• There had also been some talk before this about an opera on an American subject, the Founding of Pennsylvania.
• Then at once he threw himself into a great scheme for founding an Oratory at Oxford.
• This is the seventh church erected in the ten years since the founding of the town.
• CHAPTER XLIX The next day I went out to look at the ten acres which Douglas had given for the founding of the University of Chicago.

Similar words containing FOUND without suffix ing

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