Generating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• GENERATE, to bring into existence
• produce or create
• produce (energy, especially electricity).
• produce (a set or sequence of items) by performing specified mathematical or logical operations on an initial set.
• produce (a sentence or other unit, especially a well-formed one) by the application of a finite set of rules to lexical or other linguistic input.
• form (a line, surface, or solid) by notionally moving a point, line, or surface.

Words related to GENERATING

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Words that contain GENERATING

degenerating15 ingenerating14 regenerating14

How to use GENERATING in a sentence

• Till lately, no means of generating or collecting this force in large quantity had been found.
• Here, however, the size of the generating unit will be double that on the American side, or 10,000 horse-power.
• It was dry, hard and hot either from the sun or its own generating power.
• This is the Self-contemplation of Spirit employed from the individual standpoint for the generating of power.
• Some die before the outbreak, being burned up by the generating process, which is like a slow fire.
• This boiler is very simple in its combination, and for safety, strength, durability, and capacity for generating steam is unsurpassed.
• The rate or velocity of the motion depends, not on the power or pressure of the steam, but on the rate at which the boiler is capable of generating it.
• They are shown acting in men and generating strife between them.
• They are also shown, less universally, but quite as characteristically, generating disturbance and even conflict in the soul of the hero.
• These contacts are connected to the field terminals, which are, therefore, short-circuited, and prevent the dynamo generating any current.
• And thus we see that in children the system, even when not placed at a disadvantage, is called upon to provide nearly double the proportion of material for generating heat.
• It consists of a small battery for generating a weak current of electricity, a telephone for the receiving instrument, and a speaking or transmitting instrument.
• For this process is actuated by the generating influence of God’s changeless Purpose, and is evolving within the framework of the Administrative Order of His Faith.
• No uncertainty surrounds the nature of the generating impulse.
• The professor was busy over the machine for generating gas, that furnished the heat to create steam.
• Probably headaches and other cephalagic affections absorb, dissipate, or displace the generating fluids.
• Consequently, the bulbs, which contain the generating fluids, are neither chilled by cold nor parched by heat.
• Father, the Spirit, active principle or generating power, 87-m.
• So that the blood is not only the matter of generating the child, but also seed, it being impossible that menstrual blood has both principles.
• It is somewhat as though a dynamo capable of generating enough power to run an elevator were operated almost exclusively to feed an electric door-bell.
• The idea of legal constraint is thus the generating idea of justice throughout all its transformations.
• Perhaps there may be other ways of generating or kindling this fire, but they are all directed simply at the cure of the cattle.
• Earlier that night, downstairs in the sitting-room, he seemed a storm centre, generating much perplexity and disquiet.
• Then he sent some of the vapor from the generating machine into the gas bag, and the Flyer arose slightly.
• The way of manufacturing it is by allowing the dough to become sour, when, generating carbonic acid gas, it serves instead of yeast.
• It also has considerably lower internal resistance than the type of LeClanche cell employing a porous cup, and, therefore, is capable of generating a considerably larger current.
• Usually all the trolley wires of a city are so connected to the generating units as to be positive to the rails.
• Undoubtedly, one of the main sources of the Anglo-Irish difficulty has been mutual misunderstanding, generating mutual mistrust and hatred.
• He was generating a plague for himself which would come back upon him later.
• Consider what men are when they are eating, sleeping, generating, easing themselves, and so forth.

Similar words containing GENERAT without suffix ing

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