Ushering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for USHERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• show or guide (someone) somewhere
• cause or mark the start of something new
NOUN:
• the act of ushering
• a person who shows people to their seats, especially in a cinema or theatre or at a wedding.
• an official in a law court whose duties include swearing in jurors and witnesses and keeping order.
• a person employed to walk before a person of high rank on special occasions.
• an assistant teacher.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to conduct to a place

Words related to USHERING

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How to use USHERING in a sentence

• For, proud and self-possessed, the cat had again risen to his feet, and having advanced to the door, was now ushering some one slowly into the room.
• Progress is secured by the swing of a giant pendulum from East to West, the end of each beat ushering in drastic changes in religion, economics and social polity.
• Morning came too soon, ushering in another perfect mountain day.
• There was no regular ushering to seats, but every one was placed easily and naturally.
• Rosy fingered Aurora lifted the gorgeous curtains of the east, and unlocked the golden gates of light, ushering in the young king of day.
• The people seemed to take the whole thing as a matter of course, but it was to us a novel manner of ushering in a religious festival.
• The housekeeper showed Lloyd the way to the second landing, knocking upon the half-open door at the end of the hall, and ushering her in without waiting for an answer.
• Jackson was absent about five minutes, when he returned, ushering in two natives of Australia, whose names were Kala and Iala.
• As one in a dream she followed the old man down the stairs, was aware of his ushering her through the crowd of women and children who thronged about the big car.
• We can only trace the history back to certain events which may with considerable certainty be regarded as ushering in our geological era.
• Forriner, opening the door and ushering Winthrop in.
• I told her to show him up, and she returned in a moment, ushering in, to my extreme surprise, Arthur Hamilton.
• I had reached that point when Sperry came down the staircase, ushering out the detectives and the medical man.
• He is convinced that your sustained and collective efforts in this connection will soon result in ushering in a new era in the history of the Cause in that country.
• Once, when I arrived at six o’clock, Lena was ushering out a fidgety mother and her awkward, overgrown daughter.
• In the midst of the meal the officer reappeared, ushering in a small wizened-faced individual of unmistakably English appearance.
• The colonel was on watch, and opened the door himself, ushering Taylor into his library, a very handsome and comfortable room, the door of which he carefully closed behind them.
• Simpson rose to make a few general observations ushering in that part of the program usually devoted to speech-making, Mr.
• Other visions sketched the ushering in of the Messiah-Kingdom, in glowing pictures of lofty religious tone.
• Already the town-boys were ushering in the month of May.
• Its ushering in was hailed by the populace with universal enthusiasm, marked by shouts of rejoicing.
• A blessing of sanctification over wine, said at the ushering in of Sabbath and of Festivals.

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