Heralding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HERALDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HERALD, to proclaim, announce
• be a sign that (something) is about to happen
• acclaim
NOUN:
• an official employed to oversee state ceremonial, precedence, and the use of armorial bearings, and (historically) to make proclamations, carry official messages, and oversee tournaments.
• (in the UK) an official of the College of Arms or the Lyon Court ranking above a pursuivant.
• a person or thing viewed as a sign that something is about to happen
• a brown moth with dull orange markings, often hibernating in houses and old buildings.

Words related to HERALDING

herald10 heralded13 heralds11

How to use HERALDING in a sentence

• There was light in the east, heralding a dawn that Kurt surely would welcome.
• He knew now what Katherine had heard across the court, heralding each tragedy and mystery.
• The close of the old year and the opening of the new one have been remarkable for heralding many rumors of change which precede the incoming of the new administration.
• This has been done in a quiet way, without heralding or noise, but under the orders and at the expense of the United States.
• These, and a thousand other avenues, lead to death, bearing terror in their course, and heralding their approach by terrific sounds.
• The cows and sheep went forth to crop the green herbage and luxurious grass, heralding their approach by tinkling bells.
• Now came the sun, and its heralding rays struck sparks from the jewels upon the white fingers of this woman who wore the garments of a mendicant.
• As I raised the glass to my lips and glanced across the table at my friend, I heard the first faint sound heralding the coming of the bells.
• The Pope’s temporal power was now denounced by some of his own subjects, heralding its extinction in 1870.
• The present European project heralding the spiritual regeneration of the entire continent is the pivot on which hinges the success of the second Seven Year Plan.
• And a success it proved that more than justified all the heralding of which Scaramouche had been guilty.
• Down the street came the sound of singing voices, the words of the song heralding the flight of a child-spirit to a better world.
• Such is the fine coherence that the mere heralding rhythm is wrought of the first chords of the Largo, with their descending stress.
• Thus the night passed, and at last the sun showed itself over the mountain top to the eastward, heralding another day.
• These were large frozen flakes, sown at first softly in space, then eddying, and heralding a snowstorm.
• Scurrying clouds appeared, and before the herd could be thrown together and started, a hazy, leaden sky shot up, almost due west, heralding the quarter of the coming storm.
• Where the shepherds heard the song Heralding the holy birth, Tidings that would right the wrong, News of joy from heaven to earth.
• Christianity, which began as a revolutionary idealism, had sunk into heralding materialistic revolution.

Similar words containing HERALD without suffix ing

herald10 heralds11 heralded13 heraldic14 heraldry15 heraldist13 heraldists14 heraldries14 heraldship19 unheralded15 heraldships20 heraldically21

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