Pledging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLEDGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLEDGE, to bind by solemn promise
• commit (a person or organization) by a solemn promise
• formally declare or promise that something is or will be the case
• solemnly undertake to do something
• undertake formally to give
• give as security on a loan
• drink to the health of
NOUN:
• a solemn promise or undertaking
• a promise of a donation to charity
• a solemn undertaking to abstain from alcohol
• a thing that is given as security for the fulfilment of a contract or the payment of a debt and is liable to forfeiture in the event of failure
• a thing given as a token of love, favour, or loyalty
• the drinking of a person's health; a toast.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give as security for something borrowed
• present participle of pledge

Words related to PLEDGING

pledge10 pledged12 pledges11

Words that contain PLEDGING

impledging17 repledging15

How to use PLEDGING in a sentence

• They have signed a document pledging themselves to resist this bill, in such a fashion that their doing so renders them parties to an illegal conspiracy.
• Jenne, on the state of the country, showing a deep interest in the issue before the Nation, and pledging her unwavering support to the Government.
• By pledging themselves boldly for this, they obtained the grant of an alliance, not however on terms of equality, but of their submitting to the dominion of the Roman people.
• We all wrote what we considered our parting and last farewell, each one pledging himself to deliver and take care of the letters of the others if he survived.
• He began by the very unjudicial act of pledging himself, to himself, that nothing should interfere with this new, this true love.
• From Alnwick Surrey sent a letter pledging himself to meet James by September 9th, and challenging him to battle, a challenge which was promptly accepted by the Scottish king.
• She knew that she was committing sin in pledging herself to an earthly love.
• He had deposited the securities for the amount with Sandford, who first borrowed money in the street by pledging them, and then failed to-day.
• One evening when Tanis was at the theater, Babbitt found himself being lively with the Doppelbraus, pledging friendship with men whom he had for years privily denounced to Mrs.
• Menendez sent a trumpet to summon them, pledging his honor for their safety.
• She felt herself pledging the very soul that God had given her into the open hollow of his hands.
• Wood, carving for his friends, and pledging the carpenter, he had his hands full.
• He accordingly opened negotiations with them, requesting a personal conference, and pledging his royal word that they should be dealt with in all faith and honesty.
• Although actual pledging was not supposed to be done until Saturday night, Hugh was receiving what amounted to bids all that day and the night before.
• Cerizet had made an arrangement with one of the creditors of the luckless notary, pledging himself to deliver up the debtor on payment to himself of half the debt.
• We sat about twenty strong in a jolly group at a long table, and began by welcoming and pledging one another to friendship.
• At the end of his visit he asked the archbishop to give him the protest, pledging his word that he only desired to burn it, without reading it or showing it to any one.
• Cobden signalized himself by proposing a resolution pledging the house to arbitration in case of national differences.
• Disraeli declined pledging the government more definitely than he had done, which drew from Mr.
• Since then everyone has been pledging articles for sums below this amount, as a second decree of the same nature is expected.
• He had refused several offers of adoption, preferring to retain the privilege of effecting an escape, if he could, to pledging his loyalty to the tribe.
• Pledging five thousand dollars for accomplishment of this purpose.
• The men grew more and more excited and fell to pledging themselves to clean out the ancient monastery before another day should close.
• This agreement was solemnly ratified by oath upon the consecrated host, pledging themselves never to attempt in future to do any thing contrary to the interests of each other.
• Aramis returned home, and Athos and d’Artagnan busied themselves about pledging the sapphire.
• They joined their lives, pledging themselves not to enter other relations.
• Banks are required to secure their circulation by pledging with the Treasurer of the United States bonds of the General Government.
• Still, he did not feel justified in pledging himself to continue the arrangement in future seasons.
• I have undertaken, moreover, for all these things in their utmost latitude, pledging my salvation, my faith, my honour and soul upon them.
• He was soon afterwards informed that if he would sign a paper, pledging himself to hasten to France by a certain route, he would be allowed to travel alone.
• Clasping each other by the hand, pledging our sacred honor that we would be true, we called on high heaven to witness the rectitude of our purpose.
• A number of the friends of the acts signed a compact pledging themselves to support no man for any office who would in any way renew the agitation.

Similar words containing PLEDG without suffix ing

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