Introducing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRODUCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRODUCE, to bring in, establish
• bring (something, especially a product, measure, or concept) into use or operation for the first time
• bring (a plant, animal, or disease) to a place for the first time
• bring a subject to the attention of (someone) for the first time
• present (a new piece of legislation) for debate in a legislative assembly
• make (someone) known by name to another in person, especially formally
• insert or bring into something
• occur at the start of; open
• (of a person) provide an opening explanation or announcement for (a television or radio programme, book, etc.).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lead or bring in especially for the first time

Words related to INTRODUCING

introduce12

Words that contain INTRODUCING

reintroducing17 subintroducing20

How to use INTRODUCING in a sentence

• Frederick even conceived the idea of introducing Mohammedan settlers into some parts of his realm.
• Nor did he mean, by introducing these, to go into the general question which the house had prohibited.
• But these causes might long have failed of producing any considerable effect, had not a favourable incident prepared the means of introducing Christianity into Kent.
• Johnson as he promised, had the merit of introducing me to Davies, the immediate introductor.
• Whether this is a complete account of the motives of the German Government in introducing the law of 1913 cannot be definitely established.
• It was requisite, therefore, that a mode for introducing them should be provided.
• If not, he eats the inhabitant, introducing his posterior armed with two hooked claws into its mother-of-pearl refuge.
• He himself, too, was summoned from England with the avowed purpose of introducing the public-school system.
• Looking around the scene there seems to be everybody that we have had the pleasure of introducing to the reader in the course of Mr.
• While the honour of introducing tea may be disputed between the English and the Dutch, that of coffee remains between the English and the French.
• His friends who had the liberty of introducing strangers to him, made these terms with them before admission, that they should not dispute with the old man, or contradict him.
• In this play Otway catches our hearts, by introducing the episode of Belvidera.
• The general order introducing the bugle as a minor badge for the light infantry is under date 28th of December 1814.
• Poleski must have been quite mad when he suggested introducing her to the Brotherhood, and he himself deserved even more blame for having as much as listened to the suggestion.
• The momentous experiment, therefore, of introducing a poor-law into a country where the people were everywhere opposed to it was to be tried.
• Canning died, and the task of introducing the measure of 1828 fell to the share of Mr.
• Genji was thinking, therefore, of introducing her at Court at some future time.
• He feels that your Assembly should exercise the same care, and avoid introducing any rules of procedure not already in existence.
• I have since heard that their conduct was very bad while there, and this is all they did towards introducing clocks.
• There is no one who can claim any credit of introducing American clocks into that country excepting myself.
• Dundas, upon whom the task of introducing a bill for the gradual abolition of the Slave-trade now devolved, rose to offer the outlines of a plan for that purpose.
• If you are walking with one friend, and presently meet with, or are joined by, a third, do not commit the too frequent error of introducing them to each other.
• Sanford on this opportunity of introducing her to a particular friend, presenting Eliza.
• Neither are worth introducing to India, nor have I seen any thing yet in the country that is so.
• By the way, what did she mean by introducing me to him as the daughter of Judge Lennox? I meant to have asked her, but forgot it afterward.
• When a man shifts his business and is introducing a brand-new line of goods, different from what he ever carried before, he needs all the advertising he can get.
• And there she had been tricked into introducing Mr.
• The man who thrusts his manners upon me does as if he were to insist on introducing me to his cabinet of curiosities, when I wished to see himself.

Similar words containing TRODUC without suffix ing and without prefix in

introduce12 introduced14 introducer13 introduces13 introducers14 reintroduce14 introducible17 introduction15 introductive18 introductory18 reintroduced16 reintroduces15 subintroduce17 unintroduced16 introductions16 reintroducing17 subintroduced19 subintroduces18 introductorily20 reintroduction17 subintroducing20 reintroductions18

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