Stating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• STATE, to set forth in words
• express something definitely or clearly in speech or writing
• specify the facts of (a case) for consideration
• present or introduce (a theme or melody) in a composition
NOUN:
• the particular condition that someone or something is in at a specific time
• a physical condition as regards internal or molecular form or structure
• an agitated or anxious condition
• a dirty or untidy condition
• a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government
• an organized political community or area forming part of a federal republic
• the civil government of a country
• the legislative body in Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney.
• pomp and ceremony associated with monarchy or high levels of government
• involving the ceremony associated with a head of state
• a specified impression taken from an etched or engraved plate at a particular stage
• a particular printed version of the first edition of a book, distinguished from others by prepublication changes
• The act of one who states anything; statement; as, the statingof one\'s opinions.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of state

Words related to STATING

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Words that contain STATING

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How to use STATING in a sentence

• Another man stepped up and demanded pay, stating that the canoe was his.
• She was called upon by the court to confess, which she declined to do, stating that she was rather a victim than a criminal.
• Drummond Hay, the British Consul-General, stating to him my object, and asking his assistance.
• He was perfectly frank in stating that his principal object in seeking an appointment as attache was that he might pursue his profession, and, in a letter to Mr.
• The first three were business letters, referred to him by the firm with a brief note, stating their importance as an apology for the intrusion.
• In pointing out what is peculiar to the House of Lords, I am aware that there is danger of falling into the error of stating what is already familiar to some of my readers.
• Jay, sending him a copy of my letter to Count de Vergennes, and stating something, which had passed in conversation on the same subject.
• We therefore publish an advertisement, stating that on the arrival of these Professors, notice will be given of the day of opening the institution.
• In the epoch of his birth I may err a little, stating that from the recollection of a particular incident, the date of which, within a year or two, I do not distinctly remember.
• He walked with a very marked limp of the right leg, stating that he had been afflicted in this manner ever since his first attack of mental trouble at the age of nineteen.
• The husband received a letter from his wife stating that she was ready to be reconciled to him.
• The son wrote to his mother frankly, stating where he was, and under what circumstances.
• The commissioners appointed for taking, stating, and examining the public accounts, having made their report touching the conduct of Mr.
• He opened his proposition by stating the powerful motives that called upon him to resume that subject.
• He spoke very seldom and then to the point, stating very perfectly the judgment of a clear-headed and sound business man.
• Crillon had already seized upon the king, and, when we entered, was stating his grievance is a voice not much lower than that which he had used outside.
• If it seems difficult it is due to our clumsy way of stating it.
• We put articles in all the principal papers, stating the facts in the case, and establishing your innocence beyond a peradventure.
• Captain Northfleet also returned to Newton the papers of his sloop, and gave him a letter to the admiral, stating the hardship of his case.
• On his stating these circumstances to the judge-advocate, that part of the property which had been found, and placed in the custody of the provost-marshal, was given up to Mr.
• I am far from being the advocate of slavery, but I am stating a fact, and leave it to the reader to form his own conclusions.
• To say that the work was done in time, and done thoroughly, is only another way of stating that it was undertaken and conducted by Cornelius Vanderbilt.
• He is a believer in the exact truth and has shown exemplary care in stating it.
• On the door was pasted a paper, stating that a suite of three offices was to let.
• A telegram has been received in Washington from our American Consul in Honduras, stating that the revolution is at an end.
• I have neither time, nor space, for a thorough examination of the subject, and must, therefore, after stating some facts, leave the reader to arrive at his own conclusions.
• This was but another way of stating the theory of manifest destiny.
• Gordon walked in this morning with a letter mailed from Greenock, stating they were to take ship that week.

Similar words containing STAT without suffix ing

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