Troubling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TROUBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cause distress or anxiety to
• be distressed or anxious about
• cause (someone) pain
• cause (someone) inconvenience (typically used as a polite way of asking someone to do something)
• make the effort required to do something
NOUN:
• the act of troubling
• difficulty or problems
• the malfunction of something such as a machine or a part of the body
• effort or exertion made to do something, especially when inconvenient
• a cause of worry or inconvenience
• a particular aspect of something regarded as unsatisfactory or as a source of difficulty
• a situation in which one is liable to incur punishment or blame
• used to refer to the condition of a pregnant unmarried woman
• public unrest or disorder
• any of various periods of civil war or unrest in Ireland, especially in 1919–23 and (in Northern Ireland) since 1968.
• any of various periods of civil war or unrest in Ireland, especially in 1919–23 and (in Northern Ireland) since 1968.
ADJECTIVE:
• causing distress or worry or anxiety
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to distress

Words related to TROUBLING

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How to use TROUBLING in a sentence

• Their dispute lasted till they reached the door, where Sancho marched straight in, without troubling himself any further in the matter.
• These gentlemen respected me for myself alone without troubling their heads about my ancestors.
• So it was not the loss of the society of his respected uncle, or the prospective enjoyment of two millions of money, which was troubling him.
• As late as 1860 the question was still troubling the island politics.
• Such an insight Edward Cossey possessed, and at the present moment its possession was troubling him very much.
• A sense of warmth, of stillness, of soft happiness flooded her body and her brain, as if the stream of life had ceased troubling and ran with an even rhythm.
• I went on troubling myself about general ideas until I learnt to understand the particular achievements of the best men.
• A certain lack of etiquette on my part in such matters has often been taken amiss, and now here I am troubling some excellent people with my formality.
• To the Cathedral then, as its spire is calling so insistently, the stranger must inevitably make his way before troubling about anything else in the town.
• It informed them that I had arrived in London for a time and should be troubling them again shortly, London being to all appearances an expensive place.
• Offerings of water and food were made to the dead so that the ghosts might be nourished and prevented from troubling the living.
• I say no more, except that I recommend you to keep your head on your shoulders, by troubling it about nothing but the list there in your hand.
• He knew the real estate man had returned from his business trip, and the fact that the matter of the option was hanging fire, and troubling Mrs.
• He must look after himself, dress, care for his clothes, and keep clean, without troubling others.
• The Japanese on the gunboat perceived it, for without troubling to hail she opened on us with the machine-guns in her tops.
• This must be my excuse for troubling you to read verses which others have written.
• Perhaps if I did not move, he would find it and get out without troubling me.
• At last, tired of teasing and talking and troubling, Tilda Tulip tumbled into her trundle-bed and was tucked tightly in.
• I tried to find out what was troubling her, and she reluctantly opened her heart and told me all.
• After some hasty questions, he seized a musket, called off a few soldiers by name, and left the room, without troubling himself any further about the travelers.
• Who would have thought of troubling to examine the two new arrivals? At the sounding of the first watch, all the cells were locked.
• Although the day in camp was an exceedingly pleasant one for Rod, he could not but observe that at times something seemed to be troubling Wabi.
• Why was Wabi worried? Inwardly he did not believe that it was a dream alone that was troubling him.
• He always appeared when least expected, and seemed to take a malicious pleasure in troubling those most anxious to avoid him.
• The Spanish had yielded Iloilo to the insurgents for the purpose of troubling the Americans.
• For troubling my readers with so much of my own affairs, I have this excuse.
• It was not the troubling every one that hurt every one.
• Many of the Jews who remained on the wall believed that he had passed into the Roman camp and was troubling it.
• Forgive me for troubling you with these trifling details, only interesting to ourselves.
• Do not suppose that I want you to be a spy in this matter, but what is troubling the school must be discovered, and within the next few days.

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