Veiling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VEILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cover with or as if with a veil
• partially conceal, disguise, or obscure
NOUN:
• material for making veils
• a piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conceal the face
• a thing that conceals, disguises, or obscures something
• (in Jewish antiquity) the piece of precious cloth separating the sanctuary from the body of the Temple or the Tabernacle.
• a membrane which is attached to the immature fruiting body of some toadstools and ruptures in the course of development, either (universal veil) enclosing the whole fruiting body or (partial veil) joining the edges of the cap to the stalk.
• veil or the fabric used for veils
• A veil; a thin covering; also, material for making veils.
• a net of transparent fabric with a loose open weave
• a piece of fabric forming part of a nun's headdress, resting on the head and shoulders.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a veil (a piece of sheer fabric worn over the face)

Words related to VEILING

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How to use VEILING in a sentence

• But, alas, my son! from that hour her beauty came betwixt these brethren, veiling their hearts one from the other.
• Then, veiling face and form in the soft down, I called around me again the brethren who had fallen back out of sight of my last farewell, and gave the corpse into their charge.
• She felt as if a shadow had fallen upon him, veiling his inner soul from her sight.
• A copper-coloured mist rose every morning over the sea, blotting out the sky-line, veiling the passing ships.
• The clouds hung low on the horizon, and the rains were falling, veiling it from our sight.
• In the sky was a faint glimmer of stars behind veiling clouds.
• To the south of it, and barely distinguishable, so completely was it blended in hue with the veiling cloud, loomed up a lofty mountain.
• A vast, dun-looking cloud, still covered the sea in that direction, veiling its surface far and wide, and mingling with the vapours of the upper atmosphere.
• Through a temporary rift in the veiling the crescent of the moon looked down upon us.
• Taking her embroidery, she bent her attention closely upon it, thus veiling the tell-tale orbs, with their long dark lashes.
• Fain would she dream for an hour of youth and beauty, knowing, yet veiling the knowledge, that it was a dream.
• The calmness of his behaviour, veiling his face when he can no longer restrain his tears, contrasts with the passionate outcries of the other.
• His eyes were half closed, as if in languid indifference, effectually veiling their keenness.
• She drew it lightly about her shoulders, veiling the delicate flesh from his sight.
• And this contrast of Life, veiling itself in Death, was a contradiction that somehow intoxicated.
• Her lids fell swiftly, veiling her eyes, and she turned her face quickly towards his shoulder.
• He honestly believed that he was doing well by his city in veiling the nature of the contagion.
• I confess I never find myself quite unmoved in this sacred hour, announced only by the stars veiling their faces and the birds breaking the silence with their tumultuous song.
• An expression of profound grief was visible in her features, and darkened the shade with which age was veiling her countenance.
• Black smoke, and sombre fog of murky hue Concealing thus his radiance from our eyes, And veiling that which makes her burn and shine.
• I beg of God to entirely remove the veiling from thine insight, so that thou mayest become duly cognizant of the teachings of Baha’.
• Conformation and constitution effected by means of veiling, 795-l.
• He also straightway assumed the demeanour of absolute despot, veiling his forcible seizure of power under the pretext of reasons of State.
• The ajnana is the indefinite which is veiling everything, and as such is different from the definite or the positive and the negative.
• The heat was intense, although a black cloud had pushed up above the west, veiling the sun.
• She had been hiding her eyes for many days from all light, veiling them in the darkness of her grief, and the splendour of the man fairly dazzled her.
• It was evident this morning that the efforts of the young lady had not succeeded quite so well as usual in veiling the discontent in which she inwardly indulged.
• Sometimes, too, the cliffs are not cleft, but the stream rushes from their summit, a white waterfall veiling the mossy rocks.
• Beneath him spread a valley crowded with smoking chimneys and roofs, veiling this upper part of the town in a tangle of blue.
• Overhead the summer sun was shining brightly, but just below the heavy storm clouds rolled, veiling all the valley from sight.
• Mariana wore, simply, blue, with an amber veiling of tulle about her shoulders, and a short skirt that gave her a marked youthful aspect.
• The time for veiling the crucifix and images has varied at different periods.
• By dint of looking at it, I fancied that her languishing eyes, through the voluptuous veiling, of her eyelashes, were fixed in mine, and that her white bosom heaved.

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