Pioneering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIONEERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PIONEER, to take part in the beginnings of
• develop or be the first to use or apply (a new method, area of knowledge, or activity)
• open up (a road or terrain) as a pioneer.
NOUN:
• a series of American space probes launched between 1958 and 1973, two of which provided the first clear pictures of Jupiter and Saturn (1973–9).
• a series of American space probes launched between 1958 and 1973, two of which provided the first clear pictures of Jupiter and Saturn (1973–9).

Words related to PIONEERING

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How to use PIONEERING in a sentence

• In fact, the pioneering and donkey work has all been done, and the country only waits for us to step into our new inheritance.
• The stock of the company advanced to a point where Bell, Hubbard, Sanders, and Watson found themselves in the possession of wealth as a reward for their pioneering.
• Here was the pioneering spirit, a going to the land of more economic opportunities.
• And in that piety I clothe ungainly forms inherited From toiling generations, daily bent At desk, or plough, or loom, or in the mine, In pioneering labors for the world.
• In any case the classic is necessarily subordinate to the new literature, the literature of pioneering and discovery, the literature of ourselves.
• The Authorized Version is the last and greatest of those English translations which were the fruit of Renaissance scholarship and pioneering.
• When all was duly ordered the move began, the young men pioneering them, and keeping the river on their left.
• But pioneering in the wilderness is grim work for both man and beast.
• But we were no longer exploring, pioneering, over unknown country.
• Had we been still on an unknown river, pioneering our own way, it would doubtless have taken us at least a fortnight of labor and peril to pass.
• More than a few have tried their little experiment in pioneering, and have returned to their home land more or less disgusted with their experience.
• At present they were living in a most precarious manner, exiles, with the pioneering work all ahead.
• The honor of giving America to the world was hers, and she followed that first discovery by centuries of such pioneering as the world had never seen.
• Pioneering brought vital support to the work, encouraging the emergence of groups of teachers among the indigenous believers themselves.
• Now that the back of the foreign pioneering work has been broken, so to speak, a greater measure of attention must be paid to the home fronts.
• He will join his prayers to yours for the success of the labours of your two latest pioneering members.
• Full advantage should be taken of the facilities provided by the use of practical workshop courses in Latin American pioneering at the International School at Temerity Ranch.
• The pioneering services are highly meritorious, and will be richly blessed by the ever watchful Master.
• Second, Pioneering in one of the consolidation areas of the Ten Year Crusade.
• He values very deeply your pioneering services, through which you are carrying on a long history in your family of single-hearted devotion to the Faith.
• Chater, the wife of that Serampore missionary whose expulsion had led to the first pioneering at Rangoon, and who had since worked in Ceylon.
• From Rio Gardiner took a passage home, and safely arrived, after six years of brave pioneering in three different quarters of the globe.
• Croly one could hardly believe that so gentle-voiced, slight a creature could have accomplished the pioneering accredited to her in the enlargement of the mental life of women.
• IX NURSING IN THE COLONIES Colonial nursing is usually undertaken by those who possess the spirit of adventure, and do not mind the prospect of pioneering work.
• Instead of pioneering in exploration, as in former years, they are needed to pioneer in production.
• Of the active, restless, eager, pioneering type, capable of enduring hardship.
• He built him that cabin there and began the real old pioneering of the early days.
• Both brought many settlers from France and saw them safely through the years of pioneering.
• When this is staked out, pioneering shall be no more, or Amundsen must find for us a dream-continent in Beaufort Sea.
• The time of pioneering came to an end, and the new age of material prosperity began.
• The majority came from the more western parts of the then United States, and therefore comprised men who had already some experience in pioneering.
• Many were the horses and riders swept away to hopeless death as they stumbled over the hidden stony beds of turbid mountain crossings in the pioneering days before bridges were.
• Emigration and pioneering are thus a normal outgrowth of a progressive growing people in any stage of civilization.
• At the present day, thousands of pioneers are flocking to the land, but they are only a continuation of the pioneering of Z.
• No food has yet been found which can take its place for army and navy use or in pioneering.

Similar words containing PIONEER without suffix ing

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