Hazarding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAZARDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HAZARD, to venture
• say (something) in a tentative way
• put (something) at risk of being lost
NOUN:
• a danger or risk
• a potential source of danger
• a permanent feature of a golf course which presents an obstruction to playing a shot, such as a bunker or stream.
• chance; probability
• a gambling game using two dice, in which the chances are complicated by arbitrary rules.
• (in real tennis) each of the winning openings in the court.
• a stroke with which a ball is pocketed.
• the pocketing of the cue ball off another ball.
• the pocketing of the object ball.

Words related to HAZARDING

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How to use HAZARDING in a sentence

• Thus our men, without hazarding a battle, gained time partly to extinguish the works which had caught fire, and partly to cut off the communication.
• In some annals, I find that Junius Bubulcus was sent dictator into that country, and that Cleonymus, without hazarding an engagement with the Romans, retired out of Italy.
• This was eagerly accepted, and the earl, hazarding a look at Amabel at the moment, perceived her change colour and become greatly agitated.
• Thomas Paine himself venture to express the slightest disapprobation of the measures of government, without hazarding his freedom, and, in the end, perhaps, his life.
• They clearly thought that he was hazarding both profit and honour if he stayed away.
• They stood before it some little time, hazarding their opinions, and then moved on slowly from one picture to another.
• Therefore, against hazarding this transaction without the sanction of both Houses.
• I will take the liberty of hazarding to you some thoughts on the policy of entering into treaties with the European nations, and the nature of them.
• What is to be done as to those poor people? I am for hazarding the supplementary instruction to Lambe, which accompanies these papers.
• The selfishness of England alone will not justify our hazarding a contest of this kind against all Europe.
• They could not oppose the bill without hazarding the interest they had so lately acquired, nor assent to it without solemnly renouncing their former arguments and distinctions.
• Count Daun knew how to take advantage of these circumstances without hazarding a battle, to which the king provoked him in vain.
• Washington himself was anxious to hazard an action, but of seventeen generals only two besides himself were in favour of hazarding either a general or partial engagement.
• The Captain was always hazarding prophecies about the weather, which somehow never turned out according to his prediction.
• Our English author refers to the declining influence and lack of vitality of the English church, without hazarding an opinion as to the cause.
• Pauthier produces it, without corroborative quotation, that he is rather hazarding a conjecture than speaking with authority.
• Sophie said not a word, but Cornelia showed uneasiness, and kept making suggestive remarks to her father, and hazarding unsatisfactory explanations of his absence.
• He sees some galloping over hedges and ditches like madmen, and hazarding their persons in a presumptuous manner.

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