Wondering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WONDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• desire to know something; feel curious
• used to express a polite question or request
• feel doubt
• feel admiration and amazement; marvel
• feel surprise
NOUN:
• the act of wondering
• a feeling of amazement and admiration, caused by something beautiful, remarkable, or unfamiliar
• a thing or a quality of something that causes wonder
• a person or thing regarded as very good, remarkable, or effective
• having remarkable properties or abilities
• a surprising event or situation
ADJECTIVE:
• having a feeling of curiosity or doubt
• showing curiosity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have a feeling of curiosity or doubt

Words related to WONDERING

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Words that contain WONDERING

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How to use WONDERING in a sentence

• So to that spot once more the girl returned, standing there like a statue, her ears strained for every sound, waiting and wondering.
• Wondering what it was, she entered the room after Conrad had vacated it, and found the ticket Conrad had placed there.
• Students of social problems are now wondering whether the Negro can be adjusted in the North.
• A long time he lay there wondering vaguely at his strange misfortunes.
• Miss Drewitt, feeling herself baffled, sat for some time wondering how to find fault politely with the young man before her.
• She turned and looked at him searchingly a long half-minute, wondering what really lay behind the blue eyes that met her own so steadfastly.
• While Theseus was wondering who it could be that lived in this pretty but lonely place, a man came out of the house and hurried down to the road to meet him.
• You feel him around you and behind you and beside you every minute, and you keep wondering not what you really feel about anything, but what John Mark wants you to feel.
• That night he walked the streets until the morning, wondering what now he was to do to fight the wolf away.
• He waited near it, endlessly it seemed, smoking and wondering if his heart would ever stop its nervous thumping.
• The apron sale had been an absorbing topic of conversation, the people wondering what Mr.
• He was wondering vaguely if Denis would say anything, and if so what it would be.
• It was a false pride which kept Adah silent when she knew that Irving Stanley was waiting for her to speak, wondering at her agitated manner.
• Worthington suffered most, wondering why she should cling so to Adah, and why this parting was so painful.
• And now, on reaching his home, Jacob found this brief missive awaiting him, and started forth again, wondering not a little whither it would lead him.
• I could not help wondering what these gods of the desert could be thinking of us.
• And, in a moment more, he who breathed the wondering inquiry is himself gone.
• He frowned again, and, wondering more and more, looked forward.
• Frank drew nearer Keenan, instinctively, wondering what the next movement would be.
• It filled them with wondering and a strange respect for the mysterious workings of the sea.
• Somerled, and wondering why he had secretly bought the wedding-dress.
• Taylor is fully convinced that his people will never get very far along in the world without the good will of the white people, but he is still wondering how they will secure it.
• While she bathed Geordie, and then hurried into her own clothes, she could not help wondering at her own extreme solicitude for her charges.
• Yet the immigrant was wondering who his companion might be.
• The traveler, even if he come directly from wondering at Mont Blanc in its sublime presence, will yet stand with earnest delight before the majesty of the Yungfrau and the Eigher.
• It is as if you had unfolded to your wondering eyes in a dream some town from the banks of the Pearl River, the Yangtse-Kiang, or the Hwangho or.
• We sat still and stared back at them, as they stood before us, wondering little and caring less, so far as I was concerned, for what they thought or would say.
• CHAPTER XXVI THE WAY OF A MAID WITH A MAID The Duke found his grandson in an anteroom where the half dozen excited, wondering men had conveyed him.
• He found himself wondering what she would have said if she could have seen him there and known that it was Fenella who had brought him.
• He was thinking of Eben, and wondering what had come over the boy to make him so docile in such a short time.

Similar words containing WONDER without suffix ing

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