Recoiling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECOIL, to draw back in fear or disgust
• suddenly spring or flinch back in fear, horror, or disgust
• feel fear, horror, or disgust at the thought of something
• rebound or spring back through force of impact or elasticity
• (of a gun) move abruptly backwards as a reaction on firing a bullet, shell, or other missile
• (of an action) have an adverse reactive effect on (the originator)
NOUN:
• the action of recoiling

Words related to RECOILING

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How to use RECOILING in a sentence

• That many have committed the real wrong of recoiling before the consequences of an open and decided conduct, I am forced to admit.
• With every instinct of her nature recoiling from the very shadow of crimes the world winks at, the family record had been stainless for a generation.
• Sometimes on a halt I have lain and listened long to the hollow silence, recoiling, crushed by it, hoping that at least one of the dogs might whine.
• Recoiling from this, he was at once resumed by Mrs.
• The recoiling impetus of the waters gradually increased under them.
• Recoiling, I shuddered and turned my face From the fleshless mockery of embrace.
• At the approach of Lucifer the earth is represented as recoiling and so making the cavity of Hell.
• A TRAGEDY OF THE WAR From strife they now march back to smiling farms, Recoiling from the crash and smoke and roar.
• All round them raged the English cavalry and the black Lancers of Brunswick, wave after wave thundering up, breaking with a crash, and recoiling in ruin.
• The darkness prevented them from seeing the very dangerous recoiling of the guns, and many were killed by them.
• All that he could do was to try not to show by his eyes that he understood her desire and was recoiling from it.
• The whole ship bucked like a recoiling gun, throwing everybody into a heap, and heeled over to starboard.
• He could hear the tide boom against the headland, and the swish of its recoiling waters.
• At the outcry, those Frenchmen around the lantern parted company, some recoiling backwards, and others scrambling to seize their guns.
• He felt himself recoiling under the hands with which she clutched his knees.
• The troops engaged were a little in advance of him, and he described them as repeatedly recoiling from the fire of the house, which, at times, was rather sharp.
• The scream awoke Nicholas, who, astonished at the sight, and his modesty equally outraged, also threw himself in the same posture, facing her, and recoiling.
• He arose, and touched the strings of a lute, and then, like Fear, started back, as if recoiling at the sound he had made.
• Far from recoiling from the enterprize which Tehrak had adjudged hopeless, he threw himself into it with the utmost ardour.
• Certain it was, that she had stood amid the crowd, cowering and trembling, shrinking from observation as much as possible, and recoiling visibly if addressed.
• It is not without a feeling of satisfaction, that we find this detestable invention recoiling upon the heads of its authors.
• And now again, as before when she had left him, it was his view of life that was recoiling upon his own head.

Similar words containing COIL without suffix ing and without prefix re

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