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

trouble9 troubled11 troubles10 troublings13

Words that contain TROUBLING

troublings13 troublingly17 distroubling16

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.

Similar words containing TROUBL without suffix ing

trouble9 troubled11 troubler10 troubles10 troublers11 troublous11 distrouble13 troubledly16 troublings13 untroubled13 distroubled15 distroubles14 troublefree16 troubleshot16 troublesome15 troublously16 troublingly17 distroubling16 troublemaker20 troubleshoot17 untroubledly18 troublemakers21 troublemaking22 troubleshoots18 troublesomely20 troublousness15 troublemakings23 troubleshooter19 troubleshooters20 troubleshooting21 troublesomeness19 troublousnesses17 troublesomenesses21

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