Unoffending is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNOFFENDING in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not offending
• not causing offence; harmless.
• not causing anger or annoyance

How to use UNOFFENDING in a sentence

• No truly civilised Government could be so brutally selfish as to protect itself by inflicting the horrors of fearful war upon a helpless and unoffending people.
• Whitbread highly approved of the object of the worthy baronet, which was to diminish the sufferings of an unoffending people.
• It was a trade, by which multitudes of unoffending nations were deprived of the blessings of civilization, and had their peace and happiness invaded.
• Gersiwaz was appointed the leader of that army, which was put in motion without delay against the unoffending youth.
• The wrongs that had been wrought thirty years earlier by Sir John Davis and the Dublin lawyers had been wiped out in their unoffending blood.
• We do not know who was responsible for inflicting these names on a new and unoffending country.
• Turning in a temper to the ant-heap he stamped upon it and crushed hundreds of unoffending ants.
• The moment he saw any of these poor blacks approaching, he used to run into the house for his rifle, and on several occasions fired at and wounded the unoffending wretches.
• Tucking her baby well under her fin, she made an hysterical rush at the unoffending stranger.
• The Being, that is in the clouds and air, That is in the green leaves among the groves, Maintains a deep, and reverential care For the unoffending creatures whom he loves.
• For your sake I have banished my unoffending husband, not an hour since, to his club.
• As they proceeded, the infuriated soldiers committed other acts of atrocity, particularly in West Cambridge, where houses were plundered and several unoffending persons murdered.
• A rude iron cross, still standing by the road at Gudesburg, is said to mark the place where the ill-starred and unoffending young man met his doom.
• His delight is to fall upon some unoffending and helpless person, and beat him to a jelly.
• And nearly all of them had some dread story to relate, of wanton destruction to public and private property, and of vile wrongs perpetrated upon an unoffending people.
• To the unoffending multitude their property was restored, and the town was left with a garrison.
• These unoffending lads they selected as the objects of their revenge.
• That no innocent unoffending person can be so deprived of his property without the greatest violation of common justice.
• Dar-ring-ha, the sister of Bone-da, had her share in the bloody rite, and pushed at the unoffending boy with a doo-ull or short spear.
• The Being that is in the clouds and air, That is in the green leaves among the groves, Maintains a deep and reverential care For the unoffending creatures whom he loves.
• Maintains a deep and reverential care For the unoffending creature whom He loves.
• Slowly, perhaps somewhat too slowly, it is revealed that the hero has been knocked silly by a large stone dropped upon his unoffending head by the small boy.
• I have but freed an unoffending people from a base and cowardly tyrant.
• It does not appear strictly just to capture the bodies or goods of unoffending persons, especially before war has been declared between the two countries.
• But as the loss in this case would fall upon unoffending citizens, it is the duty of their government to grant them indemnity.

Similar words containing OFFEND without suffix ing and without prefix un

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