Bringing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRINGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• take or go with (someone or something) to a place
• cause (someone or something) to come to a place
• involve (someone) in a particular activity
• cause someone to receive (an amount of money) as income or profit
• cause (someone or something) to move in a particular direction
• cause (something)
• cause (someone or something) to be in a particular state or condition
• initiate (legal action) against someone
• force oneself to do something unpleasant
NOUN:
• the act of bringing
• the act of delivering or distributing something (as goods or mail)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take with oneself to a place

Words related to BRINGING

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Words that contain BRINGING

bringings13 inbringing14 upbringing16 inbringings15 upbringings17

How to use BRINGING in a sentence

• These were in reality of small importance, but Morgan had mortally offended a great secret society of which he was a member, by bringing it into public contempt.
• So Herr Jodoque came up to the door of the little cottage, bringing with him a basket.
• And while they had stood together in the half dark, Paula had opened the door, bringing the light in with her.
• Wolfinger were bringing poles and brush with which to strengthen and sheath the tent walls against wind and weather.
• You were very rude to me, and you spend the day in London with another woman, and return bringing me a present.
• For all that Christ did or suffered, and all that He now does as a priest in heaven, is to glorify His Father by bringing souls to God.
• But he was nothing like a Sikh who strode in, with a dozen ruffians at his tail and one-eyed Ali bringing up the rear.
• The wheel chair was a great success, as well as the sea chair, in which she was sitting when the young men came in the afternoon to call, bringing some books which Mrs.
• At length Evan became alarmed for his safety, lest the ice should break up in the current, and bringing his axe to bear, soon burst his way out and fled to the shore.
• Happiness lies in helping others and bringing sunshine into their lives.
• Then came the affectionate family greeting, and the bringing in of the friends and neighbours, who formed a group sitting around the turf fire, making a merry night of it.
• In bringing up your children you mothers must remember that while it is essential to be loving and tender it is no less essential to be wise and firm.
• The two old people succeeded in bringing up the strange progeny to manhood, for they were all sons.
• Government lost no time in bringing the politics of Ireland before parliament.
• Bud came to visit the young inventor that evening, just as Sandy was bringing up a tray.
• Sumner had found relief, and was bringing it to them.
• Below, servants and relations are bringing the victims and cutting up the ox at the door of the tomb.
• You, who know her, will easily understand that the assurance of bringing happiness to us all supported her through this trying apprenticeship to motherhood.
• These are the methods of bringing about changes in government.
• Behind the lady who is bringing in the eggs is the under-under-nurse who is at the fire warming a towel.
• Then he said that Messiah was the name to be given to one who was to come, bringing the enjoyment of all blessings, and giving them domination over all the peoples of the earth.
• In bringing these reminiscences to a close, I wish to bear testimony in behalf of the men who lent their best existence that success should crown my efforts.
• Three days after our departure we met, on the road to Penzhina, a special messenger from Gizhiga, bringing a letter from the Major dated Okhotsk, January 19th.
• The crime aroused universal horror and indignation, and the authorities left nothing undone in the direction of discovering the murderers and bringing them to justice.
• President, for the purpose of bringing the question properly before the club.
• Strangers disturbed her by bringing the consciousness of something unusual.
• One witness nearly fainted away at seeing it, and on bringing his neighbours to see the place where he saw it, he found a large spot as if gunpowder had been exploded there.
• I have imbibed all the important parts with the hope of bringing them to bear on Botany, which is in a shameful state.
• While the bread and butter were bringing in, the clergyman, who had taken an active part in the discussion, put a question to a gentleman, who was sitting in a corner of the room.
• To-day I felt a difficulty in bringing in spiritual conversation immediately after preaching, when my bosom should be burning.
• When they rose John politely offered them a portion of his bread and sausage, but they declined it, thanking him, and bringing forth food of their own, ate it.
• In a certain town in New England considerable effort was expended in bringing about the introduction of art work in the schools a few years ago.
• King, which I thought I had pretty well discharged in bringing back his vessel safe, and delivering his cargo to his satisfaction.

Similar words containing BRING without suffix ing

bring8 brings9 bringer10 inbring10 sabring10 subring10 upbring12 webring13 bringers11 inbrings11 sombring13 subrings11 upbrings13 webrings14 bringdown16 bringings13 bringdowns17 inbringing14 upbringing16 inbringings15 upbringings17

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