Acknowledging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACKNOWLEDGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACKNOWLEDGE, to recognize the rights, authority, or status of
• accept or admit the existence or truth of
• recognize the importance or quality of
• express gratitude for or appreciation of
• accept the validity or legitimacy of
• show that one has noticed or recognized (someone) by making a gesture or greeting
• confirm (receipt of something)

Words related to ACKNOWLEDGING

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How to use ACKNOWLEDGING in a sentence

• To his left he turned, acknowledging smartly the crisp salute given him by the midshipman assistant officer of the day.
• Not one of those Mahommedan servants would die wearing the livery, acknowledging their service.
• Acknowledging all the blessings which we have long derived from liberty ourselves, I do not grudge to others a participation in them.
• Hard to blame them, Oliver started to say, but he smiled instead, acknowledging the joke.
• Thus the most opposite philosophers perfectly agree in acknowledging that matter and chance cannot, without the help of art, produce all we observe in animals.
• Latinists sometimes make feet of four syllables, and admit sixteen more of these, acknowledging and naming twenty-eight in all.
• The present province of Quebec, then called Canada, was already, what she has to this day remained, a French state acknowledging the English king as her over-lord.
• I have, therefore, taken the present opportunity of acknowledging the readiness with which this additional information has been supplied, and of offering Mr.
• Sherman was against this second part, as acknowledging men to be property, by taxing them as such under the character of slaves.
• This time it was by Lady Arabella, walking hurriedly and so furiously angry that she did not recognise him, even to the extent of acknowledging his bow.
• Rowcliffe had often watched it, acknowledging its charm, while he said to himself that for him it could never have any meaning or fascination, any more than Mary could.
• In this, however, she did not succeed, and after long resistance, and ill-concealed displeasure, she concluded by acknowledging the unwelcome alliance.
• More and more, however, are the workers acknowledging their own weakness, at the same time that they remember their own strength.
• A ray of hope gleamed across our national horizon when Germany, on February 16, sent a note acknowledging her liability in the Lusitania affair.
• Dear Sir, My last letter to you was of the 6th instant, acknowledging the receipt of your favors of the 2nd and 6th of January.
• An honest student may bow humbly before the august front of Christian history and join with the millions around in acknowledging the fact of the resurrection of Christ.
• CHAPTER III A FAN The morning mail brought a letter from Searles acknowledging my congratulations on his play.
• Please cable immediately you receive this letter, acknowledging it, so that the Guardian will know his Convention Message is in your hands.
• You have already, through at last facing yourself and acknowledging that you have both failed and erred in managing your life so far, set your feet on the right path.
• He condemned himself, acknowledging that he ought to have taken better precaution, and prepared to receive the stroke from him who was appointed to cut off his head.
• The soldiers, the inspector, the prisoners themselves, acted as if acknowledging all this to be necessary.
• Hamilton, though acknowledging their abilities, speaks with some tinge of superciliousness.
• Acknowledging the general superiority of the crown, they still insisted on the right of passing local laws, and of local administration.
• They adopted it, and generation has risen up after generation, all acknowledging it, and all learning its practice and its forms.
• Acknowledging the acclamations with a grave salute, he entered the castle.
• She knew the circumstances and agreed to remain away until I saw my way clear to acknowledging her and taking her home.
• Lapham returned the visit she was in some trouble about the proper form of acknowledging the civility.
• Johnson surprised him not a little, by acknowledging with a look of horrour, that he was much oppressed by the fear of death.
• However, her belief that Phyllis was unfriendly towards her prevented her acknowledging what she felt.

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