Lecturing is valid Scrabble Word

Is lecturing a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for LECTURING in dictionary:

VERB:

LECTURE, to expound on a specific subject
deliver an educational lecture or lectures
give a lecture to (a class or other audience)
talk seriously or reprovingly to (someone)

NOUN:

an educational talk to an audience, especially one of students in a university
a long serious speech, especially one given as a scolding or reprimand
teaching by giving a discourse on some subject (typically to a class)

Words related to LECTURING

lecture9 lectured11 lectures10

How to use LECTURING in a sentence

Such comments also point to the common error of trying to make men other than they are by lecturing them.
Bell was lecturing at the new London University, and Dugald Stewart in the University of Edinburgh.
He is lecturing the Bursch, who looks sufficiently foolish.
Several critics saved the faces of their papers easily enough by the simple expedient of saying all they had to say in the tone of a shocked governess lecturing a naughty child.
He ceased lecturing in 1797, and in 1804 old age ended a life which had always, even in minute detail, been governed by rule.
In London we met Emily Faithful, who had just returned from a lecturing tour in the United States, and were much amused with her experiences.
But of course you cannot be he, for I remember that Sidney Ormond is now lecturing in England to tremendous audiences all over the country.
Goethe himself had lately been lecturing on magnetism.
On February 12th, I started on my first lecturing tour in the provinces.
After lecturing at Birkenhead on the evening of that day, I started by the night mail for Glasgow.

Lecturing at Leicester in June, I came for the first time across a falsehood of which I have since heard plenty.
The year 1878, so far as lecturing work was concerned, was largely taken up with a crusade against the Beaconsfield Government and in favor of peace.
He packed his lecturing apparel in a suit case, tied a tub for the accommodation of the fish on the back of the wagon and started.
As a lecturer, he is probably known to a greater number of people than he is as a preacher, for his lecturing trips take him from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
It rather suppressed a way I had of lecturing the officers on the importance of reducing their personal baggage to a minimum.
Emerson spent the latter part of his life in lecturing and in literary work.
The extent and precision of his knowledge impressed me greatly, and the severe exactness of his method of lecturing was quite to my taste.
Instructor Sergeant Ben Martin was in a lecturing mood.
I remember, when on a lecturing tour, the ground-plan of the hall often necessitated my mingling with the audience as they streamed out.
In my first lecturing winter I spoke in the Hall of Representatives, St.
I started my definite lecturing work at South Place Chapel in January, 1875, Mr.
On February 12th I started on my first provincial lecturing tour, and after speaking at Birkenhead that evening went on by the night mail to Glasgow.
Miller, and Marcia Fenton, and Ella Backus before her mind, Ethelyn had lectured him again on etiquette, and Richard did not bear lecturing here as well as at Saratoga.
Some years ago the celebrated Edward Irving had been lecturing at Dumfries, and a man who passed as a wag in that locality had been to hear him.
The brief narrative I here introduce to the public, consists of outline notes originally thrown together to guide my memory when lecturing on this part of the subject of slavery.
She told me, when I was at her house, that she kept on lecturing, and accepting invitations, to divert her mind somewhat.
Especially was this noticeable when we were away together on one of his short lecturing trips.
I do not in lecturing confine myself to the political side of the question.
Stanton, also on a lecturing tour, and then took the train for Leavenworth.
After lecturing to crowded houses at Oregon City, Eugene and other points, she continued southward, her rough experience on shipboard deciding her to go by stage.

Similar words containing LECTUR without suffix ing

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