Going is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an advance toward an objective
• an act of leaving a place; a departure
• the condition of the ground viewed in terms of suitability for horse racing, riding, or walking
• progress affected by the condition of the ground
• conditions for, or progress in, an endeavour
• The act of moving in any manner; traveling; as, the going is bad.
• Departure.
• Pregnancy; gestation; childbearing.
• Course of life; behavior; doings; ways.
• the act of departing
• euphemistic expressions for death
• advancing toward a goal
ADJECTIVE:
• existing or available; to be had
• (of a price) accepted or usual at the current time
• in full operation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move along

Words related to GOING

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Words that contain GOING

agoing8 goings8 begoing11 ingoing9 ongoing9 pogoing11 upgoing11 bingoing12 cargoing12 dingoing11 forgoing13 fungoing13 ingoings10 misgoing12 ongoings10 outgoing10 seagoing10 tangoing10 upgoings12 waygoing16 easygoing14 filmgoing16 foregoing14 outgoings11 overgoing14 playgoing16 racegoing13 waygoings17 embargoing16 filmgoings17 foregoings15 forthgoing18 moviegoing17 oceangoing14 operagoing14 overgoings15 playgoings17 racegoings14 undergoing13 churchgoing23 contangoing15 forthgoings19 moviegoings18 ongoingness13 operagoings15 schoolgoing18 churchgoings24 concertgoing18 outgoingness14 schoolgoings19 theatergoing17 theatregoing17 concertgoings19 easygoingness18 ongoingnesses15 theatergoings18 theatregoings18 thoroughgoing22 outgoingnesses16 nonchurchgoing26 easygoingnesses20 thoroughgoingly27

How to use GOING in a sentence

• Foreseeing that he was going to leave his bones in the Philippines, he began to consider that country his proper sphere and to devote his efforts to its welfare.
• Here there were evidences of bustle, with planes coming and going all the while.
• When I was shut up for many weeks in a London hospital, I felt a shrinking horror of going out, as though my skin had become too tender for this rough world.
• People must think that he was simply going out with Mary and Dickon because he liked them and did not object to their looking at him.
• He lit the gas, and then, going to the door of communication between the two rooms, he listened again.
• He feared when they drew up to the table that she was not going to be able to eat at all, and he was convinced that she was even more in need of food than he.
• It was the Boer war killed her, she being aged, and seeing all her men going out, and able to do nothing.
• We watched, and I thought I was going to witness a strange scene.
• We are going to have a party to-night, and have been busy all day getting ready.
• We heard the usual rumours that the Boers were going or had gone.
• In my eagerness for the wider life I had forgotten the hole my going must make in hers.
• As for me, your going or staying could make no difference.
• The one thing I was most afraid of was that he would insist upon going over the new line himself.
• In that case he was going to her, to ask after her safety, when he inquired after all Israel.
• Thor alone was away hunting evil demons at the other end of the world, so he did not know what was going on, and what dangers were threatening Asgard.
• He did not know, nobody knew, what she was going to do, and from the very beginning she was unable to look anybody in the face.
• He is going to need diversion, too, and perhaps you can help supply it, when you come back.
• She tried to amuse herself by going to the Opera, French and Italian.
• They had guards out to see if the slaves had passes and they would stop them when they would be going out for anything.
• Weasel took a copious pinch of snuff, and shut his eyes, as though he were going to sneeze.
• Cisneros, being governor of the kingdom, placed guards at all the ports, and the emissary was arrested as he was going to embark at Valencia.
• But it was not easy going after the first rush, for the Germans had awakened to the importance of the pending battle and they were now sending over a counter-barrage.
• Until the nineteenth century there was absolutely no going to and fro across it.
• In going on living any one is going on beginning going on living.
• In going on living each one is doing enough to be one going on and be one going on living.
• It is enough when all are going who are coming and going, it is enough that when all are coming they are all coming.
• I am very glad that the Czar of Russia is not going to make the exiles travel on foot any more to Siberia, and I think he must be a very nice ruler.
• Thrale is going, to take possession of, at least, five hundred a year, fallen to his lady.

Similar words containing GO without suffix ing

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