Observing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBSERVING in dictionary:

VERB:
• OBSERVE, to look attentively
• notice or perceive (something) and register it as being significant
• watch (someone or something) carefully and attentively
• take note of or detect (something) in the course of a scientific study
• make a remark
• fulfil or comply with (a social, legal, ethical, or religious obligation)
• maintain (silence) in compliance with a rule or custom, or temporarily as a mark of respect
• perform or take part in (a rite or ceremony)
• celebrate or acknowledge (an anniversary)
ADJECTIVE:
• Giving particular attention; habitually attentive to what passes; as, an observing person; an observing mind.
• quick to notice; showing quick and keen perception

Words related to OBSERVING

observe12 observed14 observes13 observingly20

Words that contain OBSERVING

observingly20 reobserving17 unobserving17 misobserving20

How to use OBSERVING in a sentence

• He paused at the shop window, and, observing through a gap in the merchandise that Mr.
• No manager was more thorough in his observation of clerks for promotion than Jack in observing would-be ranchers.
• He found that, since the evening before, he had been observing things about him for the purpose of detailing them to his new friend.
• To these qualifications they unite a quick sight, and a tact of observing when the attention is engaged, or of devising some means to engage it themselves, until the act is done.
• His nature was an aloof one, observing and sympathetic, but always more or less detached.
• He was dressed partly in civilized clothing, and his manner was such that he would have drawn the notice of the observing anywhere.
• Selwyn should not stay to see the ceremony, observing that it looked so like an execution that he took it for granted Mr.
• He was, I take it, the most perfect reasoning and observing machine that the world has seen, but as a lover he would have placed himself in a false position.
• You must have heard of such things taking place all down the ages, and are now observing them in these days.
• I saw that precepts were of little use unless those whom they were meant to benefit were educated, fortified, and disciplined in the practical means of observing them.
• He tried to look out, but observing without having anybody to listen to your observations, is dull work.
• On my farm in Indiana I have been observing the same thing for probably ten or twelve years, and I have never seen a single filled beech nut.
• To an observing and sensitive nation it seems as if all these questions, and many others like them, were not yet fully regarded.
• We could not do much in the way of observing the great feast.
• So we had to tell him that the clock was not used for this purpose, and that he must wait until we visited the observing rooms to see our clocks properly supported.
• The imperfect landscape of the Greeks excused itself from observing none in the sacred enclosures of the temples of Zeus.
• Glysson, who observing her at church very splendidly dressed, sollicited her acquaintance.
• For some time he had been observing that the two seemed to be close friends.
• The boy made no sound, but seemed to be observing the pair.
• Thus he gained valuable experience which bade fair to ensure that he would be kept at observing most of the time.
• A point which is worth observing is that, as minister, no one ever made less use of what may he called the influence of society than Cavour.
• A little after this, observing that he was not very narrowly watched, Quibio sprung into the water, and Sanchez let go the rope that he might not be dragged in after him.
• The predominant interests of the observer will ultimately direct his observing activities to their own advantage.
• It is worth observing here, that Thorvald, son of Asgeir Madpate the younger, dwells at As in Waterdale, about 1013, when Thorgils Makson was slain.
• He had again seated himself opposite to her, and was observing her with a half-frowning attention, as of one in whom the brain action is physically difficult.
• But observing the extreme earnestness of the poor boy, he at last gave consent, and he was allowed to come.
• Every owner of dogs, cats and horses, has had many opportunities for observing the manifestation of this sense on the part of those animals.
• I rose to take leave, observing to Miss Wharton that I should call to-morrow, as agreed.
• The old gentleman observing him, went up to him, and in a very courteous manner assured him, that though it was not a new house, the flooring was perfectly safe.
• I was entertained by observing how he contrived to send Mr.
• All was new and strange to them, and all were interested in observing the distant shore, and the objects near the ship.

Similar words containing OBSERV without suffix ing

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