Witnessing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITNESSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WITNESS, to have direct knowledge of
• see (an event, typically a crime or accident) happen
• be present as someone signs (a document) or gives (their signature) to a document and sign it oneself to confirm this
• have knowledge of (a development) from observation or experience
• be the place, period, or setting in which (an event or development) takes place
• be a sign or proof of (something); serve as evidence
• used to introduce an example that proves a preceding statement
• openly profess one's religious faith
NOUN:
• a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place
• a person giving sworn testimony to a court of law or the police
• a person who is present at the signing of a document and signs it themselves to confirm this
• evidence; proof
• used to refer to confirmation or evidence given by signature or under oath
• a line or remnant of an original surface on a workpiece to show how much material has been removed or the shape of the original outline.
• open profession of one's religious faith through words or actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to see or know by personal experience

Words related to WITNESSING

witness10 witnessed13 witnesses12

Words that contain WITNESSING

eyewitnessing20

How to use WITNESSING in a sentence

• She found the two cousins staring intently from the window and went to the second window herself, thus witnessing the spectacle in all its glory.
• If a legacy is granted to the persons witnessing, it is void.
• It appeared likely that Edwin Clayhanger would join them in the enterprise of witnessing the historic spectacle.
• Mathieu, who had intended to keep the cab and drive to the Northern terminus, then experienced a feeling of curiosity, and thought of witnessing the departure of the nurse-agents.
• Their imprisoned mother could not have the privilege of witnessing their surprise and joy.
• Those who have known what it is to watch beside dying loved ones, witnessing suffering that they were powerless to relieve, can imagine the anguish that Mrs.
• All of them were witnessing a thing for the first time with only curiosity and no fear.
• He went from witnessing this ceremony to the Lakes of Cumberland, and kept an interesting journal of his tour to that then little known and most enchanting region.
• Half an hour later, we had the awful sight before our eyes of witnessing the sudden disappearance of an English brig.
• In silence the party watched the deepening velvet of the sky, witnessing the birth of a million stars, and in silence they entered the gaily lighted dining-room.
• In witnessing the happiness he had imparted, their benefactor found more than sufficient compensation for all the difficulties he had encountered.
• Nothing gave this gentleman so much pleasure as to have an opportunity of witnessing and doing justice to the exhibition of intellectual excellence.
• The witnessing of the will was a very brief business.
• Lady Emily, on witnessing the extraordinary turn which had so providentially taken place in the fate and fortune of her lover, was observed by Mrs.
• Some of these scenes are very touching and impressive, particularly one which the author had an opportunity of witnessing.
• We are thus witnessing to-day the inauguration of a vast system of international charity.
• This may be something like the fierce outburst of winter, which we are now witnessing, before the complete triumph of the sun.
• Roane referring to these trials, and ordering a machine from Hussey, after witnessing the operation of both.
• There was something unpleasant in witnessing a man who could do this turning his attention to the discussion of points of etiquette and manners.
• They greatly regretted that the soldiers did not parade on that day, as they missed their opportunities for witnessing military drills.
• The scene was altogether very singular, and we thought ourselves fortunate in having had an opportunity of witnessing a native fair under such novel circumstances.
• At the very time that their sons and brothers were making the supreme sacrifice in France they were witnessing such events as those at East St.
• Nearly seven years passed without witnessing events of special importance in the empire.
• Witnessing their peril, Titus, with picked troops, fell on the flank of the Jews and drove them into the city with great loss.
• Burress, who, on the point of stealing lightly away after witnessing from the front study the scene of recognition and meeting, had been arrested on the threshold by Dr.
• The nervous strain on his friends in witnessing this struggle between life and death, in which but the one issue was possible, must have been great.
• And now she was witnessing or observing the complicated machinery of civilization through which they had come, at length to land on the beach of her island.
• We had an opportunity of witnessing a proof of it, the day after our landing.
• When Irving sailed from New York, it was with lively anticipations of witnessing the stirring events to follow the return of Bonaparte from Elba.
• But he could not forego the pleasure of witnessing her pride lower its crest to him.
• He was obliged, however, to leave Brussels without witnessing the exhibition.

Similar words containing WITNESS without suffix ing

witness10 witnessed13 witnesser12 witnesses12 earwitness13 eyewitness16 witnessers13 unwitnessed15 witnessable16 earwitnesses15 eyewitnesses18 eyewitnessed19 eyewitnessing20

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