Guiding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUIDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• show or indicate the way to (someone)
• direct the motion or positioning of (something)
• direct or influence the behaviour or development of
NOUN:
• the act of guiding
• a person who shows the way to others, especially one employed to show tourists around places of interest
• a professional mountain climber in charge of a group.
• a person who advises others, especially in matters of behaviour or belief
• a thing that helps someone to form an opinion or make a decision or calculation
• a book, document, or display providing information on a subject or about a place
• a structure or marking which directs the motion or positioning of something
• a member of the Guide Association.
ADJECTIVE:
• exerting control or influence
• showing the way by conducting or leading; imposing direction on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to show the way to

Words related to GUIDING

guide7 guided9 guides8

Words that contain GUIDING

guidings11 misguiding15 outguiding13 preguiding15

How to use GUIDING in a sentence

• Soon after this I had the pleasure of guiding a party of gentlemen from Omaha on a buffalo hunt.
• These rapids are considered safe by careful management, but the novice will already have had sufficient experience in guiding his boat before reaching them.
• Secondly, while it maintains, with Haeckel, evolution as the guiding principle in the history of living things, it rejects his pantheism and his theory of thinking atoms.
• But this being the guiding conception as regards ourselves, how are we to treat others? Here, too, our duties spring directly from our relation to God.
• The hand that was guiding him led him to turn a corner, and his curiosity was excited by a stream of people who seemed to be pressing into a building.
• And surely this could not be chance alone, but must rather be the finger of Providence guiding me to that which I desired to find.
• There were possibilities in the child-and it seemed a pity that no strong guiding hand led the way on a road like hers, which had so many turnings.
• Kit succeeded in guiding the party safely to the Copper Mines, from whence their route was plain.
• WISDOM is the union of faith and knowledge in man, and becomes more and more his guiding light in all intelligent action.
• Then, too, Alec had returned from his summer trail, his first real adventure without the guiding hand of his father to direct him.
• The meeting terminated as it was bound to terminate with Kars guiding its council.
• By the guiding stimulus of faith, he is next animated to spiritual exertion.
• In this biggest game of all Fortune still stood behind him and, with a guiding finger, pointed out the cards to play.
• The guiding motive of the true Babi must be pure love, without hope of reward or fear of punishment.
• While conscious of a guiding hand on the reins Pasha had abandoned himself to the fierce joy of the charge.
• To know consciously and to do with special reference to guiding principles are to be distinguished from carrying out some process without bearing in mind the why or wherefore.
• But that which hath an immortal result is servitude in the Holy Threshold, service rendered to the Kingdom of God and guiding all in the earth.
• He was a mute, impotent figure, a being in rags, guiding his share, and turning up little strips of earth on his furrowed world.
• The first tooth may now be cut, care being taken to keep the blade of the saw flat up to the guiding edge.
• His guiding thought in all things was the creation of a great nation.
• The guiding principle, which had been with him from the day when he took command of the army at Cambridge, was to make the United States independent.
• From half-a-dozen places of concealment ears were straining to catch the first guiding sound.
• Alike in the Middle Ages, and since their close, it has been the subject of speculation and an influence guiding the legislator, the thinker, and the administrator of law.
• That was the inspiration of the school reform, and this is the guiding principle of all higher education for the next three centuries.
• Guiding this man of hers over the troubled sea of life had engraved these lines.
• There is nothing in the political history of Catholicism which suggests in the slightest degree that the spirit of Christ has been the guiding principle in its councils.
• They had been deprived of the great guiding spirit who alone could administer that wholesome discipline which was so necessary to keep the turbulent spirits in restraint.

Similar words containing GUID without suffix ing

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