Uncovering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCOVERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNCOVER, to remove the covering
• remove a cover or covering from
• discover (something previously secret or unknown)
• remove one's hat, especially as a mark of respect
NOUN:
• the removal of covering
• the act of discovering something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove the covering from

Words related to UNCOVERING

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How to use UNCOVERING in a sentence

• Then he became aware of twigs hastily lopped off, of bushes bent and torn, of the uncovering, through these careless means, of an old path.
• You might send them to the chair without uncovering the real mystery of the Cedars.
• It was succeeded by a stifled cry, and uncovering his face at the sound, he sprang to his feet just in time to receive his swooning wife in his arms.
• So they all sat round the Raja and the Princess had her mouse hidden under her shawl and every now and then she kept uncovering its head and covering it up again.
• They saluted us with great civility, most of them rising and uncovering their heads.
• Straightway uncovering the hidden heap of weapons, each girded on his arms silently and then went to the palace.
• Then, the door in the first partition being opened, whoever sat in the ebony chair would become visible by the gradual uncovering of a light situated above the chair.
• The fowls were on the sward under the breadfruit and papaya-trees, and the mina-birds were swooping down on the grass near them to profit by their uncovering of food.
• He was uncovering some of the frames, and so we went and uncovered all of them, and then he said we had spoilt some of his seedlings, and nearly went into a fit with rage.
• The priest turned and bowed again, uncovering as he did so.
• It is often asked why Christian Science was revealed to me as one intelligence, analyzing, uncovering, and annihilating the false testimony of the physical senses.
• Soon the mist vanished entirely, uncovering the face of a wide heath, on which, at some distance, was the figure of a man moving swiftly away.
• Moreover, the French fashion for full dress, of that day, did not sanction the uncovering of the person usual in English evening attire.
• The observations were made by uncovering a joint and measuring the leakage therefrom for 10 min.
• A few years since, I buried a lot with a depth varying from one to four feet, and found, on uncovering them in the spring, that all had kept, and apparently equally well.
• Mehevi, saluting this old gentleman, motioned him to a seat between us, and then uncovering my limb, desired him to examine it.
• Asa broke up the snow about the hole and cleared it away, uncovering a considerable cavity which extended back under the partially raised root of the fallen tree.
• Much of the time he would occupy himself with uncovering the secrets of the heavens, contemplating in their detail the movements of the stars.
• They circled around for several minutes, every one uncovering a carbine, and they must have fired a hundred and fifty shots into the fire.
• Then, standing aside and uncovering, I begged the king to enter.
• Then, suddenly uncovering them, he searched the surface of the troubled sea.
• I have seen graves laid open to a considerable depth where oaks had once stood, and still uncovering nothing but coarse gravel.
• She herself handled the hoe uncovering the long reds and the white Chenangos.
• But the officers, on uncovering his shoulder, brought a scar to view.
• Thus the power of uncovering the canine tooth on one side differs much in different persons.
• The power of voluntarily uncovering the canine on one side of the face being thus often wholly lost, indicates that it is a rarely used and almost abortive action.
• They summoned before them the heads of many corporations, uncovering bribery so vast and open that they were astounded.
• The thing, indeed, is so commonplace that I need not risk a scandal by uncovering it in detail.
• Not that she felt uncomfortable uncovering the aluminum foil and eating her food all alone.
• Time was lacking even for putting on helmets and uncovering shields.
• While she breathed and looked, Denham was engaged in uncovering with the point of his stick a group of green spikes half smothered by the dead leaves.
• The inventors of these symbols think they are merely uncovering a self-existent reality, having in itself the very form seen in their idea.
• In coming to be one needing to be burying what she would be burying she was one coming to not burying what she was uncovering.
• The moment he recognized him, he sprang from his horse, and uncovering his head and kneeling down, presented the parchment as Rodolph advanced.
• First the disk was turned down, uncovering the point of the sighting rod.

Similar words containing COVER without suffix ing and without prefix un

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