Influencing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFLUENCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INFLUENCE, to have or exert an effect on
NOUN:
• the power to shape policy or ensure favourable treatment from someone, especially through status, contacts, or wealth
• a person or thing with the capacity to have an influence on someone or something
• the capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or something, or the effect itself
• electrical or magnetic induction.
• have an influence on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an ethereal fluid held to flow from the stars and to affect the actions of humans; an emanation of occult power held to derive from stars

Words related to INFLUENCING

influence14

Words that contain INFLUENCING

interinfluencing22 counterinfluencing26

How to use INFLUENCING in a sentence

• Meanwhile we speak loosely of mind influencing matter, ignoring the impossibility.
• It is influencing the press more and more directly by supplying a rising proportion of journalists and creating an atmosphere of criticism and suggestion.
• Christendom believed that she could change the course of affairs by influencing the conduct of superior beings.
• Meantime the insidious Greek culture and vices were influencing and largely undermining the character of the Jewish rulers.
• CHAPTER XXIII INFLUENCING BY ARGUMENT Common sense is the common sense of mankind.
• The hope of influencing the result of the war by turning loose the passions of the populace will be frustrated by the unshaken energy of our leaders and our troops.
• This parade has an advantageous effect by influencing the mind of the party with a high idea of the importance and solemnity of the business.
• It is freedom from all the motives, good as well as bad, that we can conceive of as influencing man, and freedom also from oneself.
• Lady Byron, like most enthusiasts, was fond of influencing others and making disciples to her own views.
• Rough and completely uneducated, he yet possessed that strange power of influencing men which constitutes a born leader.
• The selection of reading matter, of studies, and of employments, was adapted to each boy with a view to influencing conduct and moral action.
• Pitt cannot suspect me of influencing any person on this occasion.
• La Saussaye is an illustration of how an individual is influencing the tendency of the theological mind.
• But when the nation was called to participate in state affairs, there arose the need of influencing it in a certain sense.
• He conceives of Him as taking a watchful and presiding interest in the affairs of the world, and as influencing the hearts and actions of men.
• Our impatience with the method that Nature has provided for influencing human conduct is largely due to our idea of the meaning of life.
• But the stories we have been telling deal with living men supposed to be influencing living men.
• There is no body of men more keen or skilled in the handling and influencing of men, than the politicians.
• He may do this in the hope of influencing me, but he gives his aid without conditions.
• This consideration dwelt in their minds, mingling indeed with the desire for glory and for gain, but without doubt influencing them powerfully.
• Often had her mother inwardly trembled when she thought of such a sentiment influencing her Emmeline, and now the dreaded moment had come.
• The peace and serenity of pastoral life affects its people, influencing their normal natures into calm and tranquil ways.
• That map may become dear to you, for it suggests the field that you are influencing.
• The Government neglects nothing which will aid in the ownership of public opinion at home and the influencing of neutrals throughout the world.
• And, finally, there was his will employed in every stroke, going out in the direction of the concentrated wish and purpose of influencing the farmer.
• It is capable of influencing character only through the intellect, the means by which character can be influenced least.
• The Sister has not moved, but, as if confident of influencing John, holds her own.
• It holds out a prospect of really influencing the course of events.
• In contemplating existence we use our will to fix our attention, and then try conscientiously to prevent it from influencing the verdict.

Similar words containing FLUENC without suffix ing and without prefix in

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