Undertaking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDERTAKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• commit oneself to and begin (an enterprise or responsibility); take on
• promise to do a particular thing
• guarantee or affirm something; give as a formal pledge
• catch up with and pass (another vehicle) while travelling on the inside
NOUN:
• an enterprise
• The act of one who undertakes, or engages in, any project or business.
• That which is undertaken; any business, work, or project which a person engages in, or attempts to perform; an enterprise.
• Specifically, the business of an undertaker, or the management of funerals.
• A promise or pledge; a guarantee.
• any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
• the trade of a funeral director
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of one who undertakes or engages in a project or business; the business of an undertaker

Words related to UNDERTAKING

undertake14 undertakings18

Words that contain UNDERTAKING

undertakings18

How to use UNDERTAKING in a sentence

• His aim was to set the Jews still more against the Roman governor, by causing the undertaking to fail.
• This was then a tremendous undertaking, and when Mr.
• The undertaking proved less formidable than had been anticipated, for, instead of two years, less than five months were occupied in completing the line.
• The same thought had occurred to others, but the undertaking was so vast and the problems so little understood that for many years none were bold enough to undertake the project.
• Continuing the history of this tragic undertaking, we come to the year 1516.
• Michelangelo entered into a new contract with the executors, undertaking to finish the work within the space of seven years from the date of the deed, May 6, 1513.
• Next to it come the ease and comfort with which this tremendous undertaking was accomplished.
• I should not like to trust every one, even of the League, with my secret, much less with the execution of such a difficult undertaking as that of placing her there.
• Henceforth the English king could only devote a small share of his resources to an undertaking which he had not been able to compass when his whole energies were absorbed in it.
• Although it was now summer, the difficulties of the new undertaking were, from the maritime point of view, very great.
• Is it a permanent undertaking, this missionary work of yours, Mr.
• The commander had so good an opinion of our religious, that he trusted to nothing without them, nor had any confidence in the good outcome of any undertaking without them.
• It was an undertaking that God had reserved for our holy order.
• He selected thirty men of approved valour for this undertaking.
• Monmouth, though he had formerly given many proofs of personal courage, had not the vigor of mind requisite for an undertaking of this nature.
• The former maintained his ability to finish his undertaking, declaring that he was not in the least fatigued, and to prove it swam rapidly around the ship.
• He felt there would be no difficulty in completing his undertaking in time.
• This was an extremely tiresome undertaking, as the bed upon which I had been resting was very rocky and uneven and I received many bruises before finally reaching its base.
• This was, however, an undertaking beyond the means of any force which had as yet sailed from Portugal.
• He was one of eight children, and it was no small undertaking on the part of his father to provide a maintenance for such a household.
• Sure of the success which shall crown his bold undertaking, he began almost unaided, a movement which was no less than a revolution.
• It was this undertaking of the initiative by the government, the treatment of the problem as one of the general welfare, that marked a new epoch in this field.
• The church has been a long time coming to this, but it seems at last to be arriving, and the young people of this generation will be summoned to the great undertaking.
• That this undertaking should have succeeded may almost be looked upon as a wonder.
• I found how right I had been in undertaking this journey in preference to any other.
• And now, more than half against her will, she stood committed to carry through an undertaking for which even at the outset, she had no heart.
• It was a difficult undertaking, as, after he had gone part of the way, the buoyancy of the water fought against his efforts to go lower.
• There was not each one when three of them were undertaking what they were undertaking.

Similar words containing DERTAK without suffix ing and without prefix un

undertake14 undertaken15 undertaker15 undertakes15 undertakers16 undertakable19 undertakings18

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