Pitying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PITYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
NOUN:
• the feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the sufferings and misfortunes of others
• a cause for regret or disappointment
ADJECTIVE:
• Expressing pity; as, a pitying eye, glance, or word.

Words related to PITYING

pitied9 pities8 pity9

Words that contain PITYING

bepitying17 pityingly18 unpitying15 outpitying16 unpityingly20

How to use PITYING in a sentence

• Rogers was still sitting on the cot, looking so crushed and sorrowful that I could not help pitying him.
• And then I remembered the wretch in the corner of the wall in the other town, who had cursed me for pitying him.
• I found myself involuntarily pitying him for belonging to a despised sect.
• Had this been granted her, it is probable that the maimed and the halt would have had less attraction for her pitying imagination.
• Dickon followed her with a queer, almost pitying, look on his face.
• Or they would be pitying you for stopping being a bachelor or spinster and having to grow up and settle down and support a wife or manage servants and babies.
• He looked up at the ceiling, pitying the enamored sailor that a week before had been dwelling on the floor above.
• The rest of the company, pitying his distress over the loss of all his worldly goods, landed, to see if they could not help him recover some of his property.
• Little by little resentment slipped away and she had joined the man who mended the boats in pitying herself.
• Her heart did not cry out for Jack Fyfe, except in a pitying tenderness, as she used to feel for Jack Junior when he bumped and bruised himself.
• For though Hogni had an easy chance of killing him, yet, pitying youth and beauty, he constrained his cruelty to give way to clemency.
• I could not help pitying them because of the dismal, mechanical life they are doomed to follow.
• Pitying us for the trouble we had been at in seeking them, they let us have what views we wanted, but at higher prices than they sell them at Paris.
• I succeeded, at last, in quietly releasing him, and took the little orphan, which was no bigger than a cat, in my arms, pitying its helplessness.
• She took her hand as a sign of pitying it, then, after another instant, confirmed this expression with a consoling kiss.
• It was not a very fine day, but he looked drooping, and the pitying sailor brought him out, to get some air.
• The mask of his poor ugly face, which had been grotesque with pitying lines, became smooth.
• He glared at Jasper, then his glance fell on the pitying face of Leroy.
• It is not so very far from pitying her to believing her.
• The American girl looked at him with a pitying little smile.
• I could not help pitying them for having gone astray so early in life.
• He said nothing, but he looked at her with a pitying look sometimes.
• If the world were deaf it would stand with mockery before a hearing group swayed by an orchestra, pitying both listeners and performers.
• She was always cautious about that, even while pitying her.
• She dropped her dish as she heard Lily coming, and gazed up into the tender, pitying face.
• Perhaps it was the tragedy of my own situation more than hers which touched me, for I was pitying as much as hating myself.
• So they took him out of the room, and went on pitying and admiring me, but my sister kept playing louder and louder, and it troubled me so that I could not rest.
• I pointed to a seat beside me on the log, but she preferred standing and gazing at me, with the same pitying expression.
• Swift as light came the thought that her brother and his wife had suspected her secret and had been talking about her, perhaps pitying her.
• The wise, pitying creatures in their twenties considered that it was absurd for her to worry herself about such a trifle.
• But some kind friends in the church, pitying her condition, had made up a small fund and bought her a pair of crutches.
• She was always wanting to put some life into Damie, who rather enjoyed being indolent and pitying himself.
• Near him lay an Indian blanket, from the border of which peered two faces, gleaming white and sad in the pitying moonlight.
• He simply spreads the necessity before Him, in the confidence that His pitying love lies so near the surface that it was sure to flow forth, even at that light touch.
• You were so sweet, so gentle, so pitying, so beautiful, that I loved you tenfold more than ever.
• Brahms was not cast in the big mould, and he spent a good deal of his later time in pitying himself.

Similar words containing PITY without suffix ing

pity9 bepity13 uppity13 outpity12 pityroid14 bepitying17 pityingly18 unpitying15 outpitying16 pityriases15 pityriasis15 uppityness17 serendipity17 unpityingly20 pityrosporum21 uppitynesses19 pityrosporums22

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.