Uniting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNITING in dictionary:

VERB:
• come or bring together for a common purpose or action
• come or bring together to form a whole
• join in marriage
NOUN:
• the state of uniting
• the combination of two or more commercial companies
• the act of making or becoming a single unit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring together so as to form a whole

Words related to UNITING

copulative17 unite5 united7 unites6

How to use UNITING in a sentence

• The frescoes and panel-work were a study by themselves, uniting the classic and modern styles in allegorical subjects.
• The whole conception of philosophy as aiming at uniting disjointed data in a higher synthesis runs counter to the real movement, which aims at the analysis of a given whole.
• The idea of Panslavism, or the uniting of eighty millions of Sclavonians under one banner, was, in its origin, republican and federal, whatever it may have become since.
• I deeply feel for and with you, and have no doubt that a week among these mountains would do more towards uniting you to Christ than a mile of letters would.
• Burns as uniting in labors with our church members.
• In separating from, then crossing, and again uniting with the avenue, it describes with it something like the figure 8.
• This belief suggested the thought of uniting them in harmonious concert for the gratification of those who had exercised the gifts accorded them by Heaven to a good end.
• But union and assumption seem to follow the action and passion of the thing uniting and the united, of the thing assuming and the assumed.
• The senators and commons uniting, under the conduct of AEmilius, conquered in battle the Volsci and AEqui who renewed hostilities.
• Mysteries, the mythical person uniting the Divine and Human found in all, 356-l.
• Justice Bland said that he felt sure he was interpreting the feelings of all the members of the Commission in uniting to express regret at Mr.
• Redmond becoming the first president, and also the chairman of the Parliamentary Party which it had been instrumental in uniting.
• We have already seen something of the process of composition, the uniting into a single word of two or more radical elements.
• If very many individuals think thus, there will soon be a great whole uniting into a single, close-knit power.
• He would have considered himself more humbled to love and sue for one raised by fortune or rank above him, than in uniting with one, who in both these essentials was his inferior.
• Uniting with the Methodist church, he was soon appointed class leader and Sunday-school teacher.
• England and Scotland were uniting together for the conquest of this Western world.
• He succeeded in uniting eleven princes with him in his enterprise.
• To geography he devoted great attention, and even then devised the plan of uniting the Caspian and the Black Sea by a ship canal.
• MOON HELP At Foo-Chow, China, there is a stone bridge, more than a mile long, uniting the two parts of the city.
• Then in fantastic steps and winding column they marched about the field, singing their college songs and uniting in their college yell for the team and for Phelps again and again.

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