Choosing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHOOSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHOOSE, to select by preference
• pick out (someone or something) as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives
• decide on a course of action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take by preference

Words related to CHOOSING

choice13 choose11 chooses12 chose10 chosen11

Words that contain CHOOSING

rechoosing16 mischoosing19 prechoosing19

How to use CHOOSING in a sentence

• Murchison from such a father-in-law and Kate Nugent from any husband except of his choosing.
• In choosing sermons by living preachers considerable difficulty has been found, not only in deciding upon sermons, but upon preachers.
• Everything depended on his choosing just the right moment for going into the midst of these people.
• Brushing aside details, it is easy to see how the servant and the official masters, choosing different roads, would ultimately part.
• Choosing rather to rule by the inclination of his subjects than the right of conquest, he dismissed his Danish army, and committed his safety to the laws.
• He knew at last he had been a fool, To think of breaking the forest rule, And choosing a dress himself to please, Because he envied the other trees.
• Transplant in May, in well-drained soil, choosing a warm sunny spot.
• Seed of the hardy varieties may also be sown now or in July, choosing a shady spot in the open ground.
• But I think you must see that, neither in practice nor in principle, does it or should it make for choosing the harder way of arriving at a given result.
• The law distinctly says that the Queen-elect has the privilege of choosing the dish which she prefers to prepare.
• You have done wisely in choosing to imagine a high class of readers.
• There is a time for the choosing of friends, and when that time is passed and the choice has been made, the door is shut.
• But to be forsaken is something very different from deliberately choosing blessed loneliness.
• He was much distressed over choosing a subject, and put off and put off writing his poem till within a few days of the time when it was to be delivered.
• We had kept at a distance from the convoy, perfectly contented so long as the opposition were prisoners of their own choosing.
• But I need not have troubled myself to assume the prerogative of Fate, which by choosing its own instruments saved me all responsibility in the matter.
• Not only the time of it and the manner of it, but the fact of it was of His own choosing.
• But when they are otherwise one cannot form a good opinion of him, for the prime error which he made was in choosing them.
• But in choosing the President the votes shall be taken by States, the representation from each State having one vote.
• Without consciously choosing it, she was now on a womanly ride of feeling great pleasure in the company of a man and something resembling family.
• They looked about wistfully, not choosing to feast on their prostrate victim.
• Choosing a husband or a wife is, after all, merely the beginning of the marriage problem.
• Instead of choosing experienced men to direct public policy, there is an appeal to the passions of the mob.
• On election day of November, 1860, the South Carolina Legislature was in session for the purpose of choosing electors, but it continued its session after this duty was performed.

Similar words containing CHOOS without suffix ing

achoos11 choose11 choosy14 chooser12 chooses12 choosey15 choosers13 choosier13 choosily16 rechoose13 choosiest14 mischoose16 prechoose16 rechooses14 mischooses17 prechooses17 rechoosing16 choosiness15 mischoosing19 prechoosing19 choosinesses17

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