Recollecting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOLLECTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECOLLECT, to remember
• remember (something); call to mind
• bring oneself back to a state of composure
• collect or gather together again
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring back to the level of conscious awareness; remember

Words related to RECOLLECTING

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How to use RECOLLECTING in a sentence

• Recollecting himself, the rector grasped the extended hand of the senior in both his own, and endeavored to utter something, but in vain.
• No one who looks back to his early childhood, can fail of recollecting, that, at times, his thoughts would even then reach the very limits of human thought.
• But he understood it all at once, recollecting what had taken place, and for a time he felt very, very miserable.
• There is not a page nor a paragraph in which there is not something well worth recollecting, and often reflections very wise and weighty indeed, which show that whether or not Mr.
• I observed the striking effect, then recollecting my shoes, put my hand back and drew up the hem of my dress, that my two green beauties might be seen by the children behind me.
• I amused myself with recollecting the history of my life.
• I was at first perplexed at my unfamiliar surroundings, but, recollecting at length the happenings of the previous day, I got up and descended the stairs.
• Of his writings the poem addressed to Reynolds on his resignation of the Presidency of the Royal Academy is perhaps that which is best worth recollecting.
• This is as true of what you are recollecting as it is of everything else you think of.
• They are in process of recollecting that which they learned before? Certainly.
• Recollecting the notes he had left at the point for us, he sent Drewyer for them with an Indian who witnessed his taking them from the pole.
• I am so far in the dark that I have to help myself by recollecting how Lady Busshe opposed my view of a certain matter formerly.
• I have thus hastily mentioned reasons and objections, to save you the time and trouble of recollecting them.
• Still recollecting all the purity of the motives which gave it birth, he became sensible that it might produce political evils, which the warmth of those motives had masked.
• Then, recollecting how very ill she was, he became convinced that he had become subject to an optical illusion.
• His lordship then recollecting that the dean never had the small-pox, thought of the following stratagem.
• He appeared to the physicians attending him to be bent on recollecting something that had occurred in the past before his brain gave way.
• In a short time, when there was no longer any danger from him, the people, recollecting only his virtues, were seized with regret for him.
• Recollecting the amount of animal life which abounded in that region, however, I had no great fear of starving altogether, for if I could not shoot I might trap animals.
• Recollecting the sum of money which was in the desk, a generous fear put an end to the chill ferment of her nightmare.
• Afterwards he attempts to speak positively, from recollecting that he mentioned the circumstance to William Peirce, as he went to the Mineral Spring on Fast-day.
• The cause of this is immediately obvious, on recollecting that the swell of the Indian ocean enters the strait from the southward of west.
• The former immediately drew up a bucket of water, but recollecting Mr.
• Schmucke saw that his new friends were very poor, and recollecting that the theatre was only a few steps away, it naturally occurred to him to apply to the manager for his salary.
• All I could do was to send him a few greetings in my best Russian, recollecting the sins of his Mother.
• Recollecting the notes he had left at the point for us, he sent Drewyer for them with an Indian, who witnessed his taking them from the pole.
• Fellowes, looking without appreciation at the splendid five-towered cathedral, but recollecting with due English pride that the place had been conquered by Henry VIII.
• Recollecting herself, she went to Fonteia and told her the discovery.
• But recollecting that Amroth had warned me that I had gained new powers which I might exercise, I set myself to use them.
• I shall not be able to see her without recollecting in what manner this business was begun, continued and terminated, between the royal house of Prussia and that of Russia.

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