Quelling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• QUELL, to suppress
• put an end to (a rebellion or other disorder), typically by the use of force
• subdue or silence (someone)
• suppress (a feeling)
NOUN:
• forceful prevention; putting down by power or authority

Words related to QUELLING

quell14 quelled17 quells15

How to use QUELLING in a sentence

• After quelling two inconsiderable rebellions, he prepared to punish the audacity of Alfonso of Castile, who made destructive inroads into Andalusia.
• She did everything he did, even taking mustard, and was very brave at quelling the tears that rose to the doll-like blue eyes.
• The ball goes into the water and Krishna, thinking this the moment for quelling the great snake, plunges in after it.
• The first fearful burst of grief was passed, for Hagar now could weep, and tears did her good, quelling the feverish agony at her heart.
• Ross, a veteran of the Rogue River war, to assist the regular army in quelling the insurrection.
• We soon succeeded in quelling their fears, or at least in diminishing, their apprehension.
• It was a task too difficult to ascertain with precision the lowest degree of force competent to the quelling of the insurrection.
• There is no other legitimate mode of quelling a heart-ache.
• The outbreak drew Luther back to Wittenberg, where for eight days he preached with great eloquence against the fanatics and finally succeeded in quelling the disturbance.
• She fixed her small implacable eyes on mine for one quelling instant, then she looked at Robert.
• At present, the war-hawks talk of septembrizing, deportation, and the examples for quelling sedition set by the French executive.
• The riots continuing, Prague was put under martial law, and regiments were drafted from Vienna to assist in quelling them.
• Words were ready to go with the quelling glance, but they died unspoken.
• Sir Edward Poynings had been sent over to that country, with an intention of quelling the partisans of the house of York, and of reducing the natives to subjection.
• On this occasion, the Roman Catholics, with Lord Fingal at their head, came forward and rendered government important services in quelling the rebellion.
• But it had not the smallest effect in the direction of quelling their desire to come to close quarters with the fugitives.
• He trusts indeed that you will zealously co-operate with him in quelling these disturbances, and in securing to these provinces the benefit of complete and permanent order.
• In Kansas, by a statute of 1900, it is made a misdemeanor for a bystander to refuse to assist a sheriff in quelling a riotous disorder.
• The mayor and the marshal of the police force performed fairly their official duty, but were far from quelling the riot.
• It is pleasant to record such a mode of quelling animosity.
• He began his reign by quelling an insurrection of the Cimmerians in the territories on the border of the Black Sea.
• To Anne, it was as though a great peace had descended upon all things, quelling all tumult.
• Acuna has enlisted several military companies among the Indians, who have done good service in quelling the Sangley insurrection.
• He then placed all the commissioned officers of the regiment under arrest, for not quelling the mutiny.

Similar words containing QUELL without suffix ing

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