Conducting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDUCTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONDUCT, to lead or guide
• organize and carry out
• lead or guide (someone) to or around a particular place
• transmit (a form of energy such as heat or electricity) by conduction
• direct the performance of (a piece of music or an orchestra, choir, etc.)
• behave in a specified way
NOUN:
• the manner in which a person behaves, especially in a particular place or situation
• the manner in which an organization or activity is managed or directed
• the action of leading; guidance
• the way of administering a business
• the direction of an orchestra or choir

Words related to CONDUCTING

conduct12 conducted15 conducts13

Words that contain CONDUCTING

reconducting18 misconducting21 nonconducting19 semiconducting22 photoconducting26 superconducting23

How to use CONDUCTING in a sentence

• Those who had been conducting this great cause departed to other courts and tribunals, having done all that was permitted them to do.
• In short, conducting the old woman, he came to the mouth of the well.
• The air pump is bolted to one side of the bottom frame, and a passage is cast on it conducting from the condenser to the air pump.
• Meanwhile, Oliver and Josiah were upon the roof of the mansion conducting most careful investigation.
• The standards of measure of each one of the men and the standards of measure of conducting the business are set forth in other chapters.
• It follows existing methods of conducting business and in the general management of its affairs.
• Sardis and her daughter Jocelyn were conducting quite well without my assistance.
• Konigsegg was now recalled in disgrace, as incapable of conducting the war, and the command was given to General Kevenhuller.
• The soldier conducting captives has a bow an arrow, and a quiver.
• His leading counsel, Labori, was shot while conducting his case, but, as it proved, not fatally.
• If anyone rapped on the door he would open it very slightly and cautiously, conducting conversation through a crack in the door.
• Lord Townshend had the reputation of conducting the external transactions relating to treaties and negotiations.
• Illness and anxiety, with chagrin at his failure in conducting the siege to the satisfaction of his country, brought on his death.
• Kehler’s visit will lend a fresh impetus to the work which you are so ably conducting.
• Had he only realised it, he might have claimed of her any privilege a woman can properly allow, even that of conducting her to the altar.
• At least he had had considerable experience with just such fellows as these and knew how far one could go in conducting negotiations with their breed.
• She avoided publicity and refused complimentary attentions which were urged upon her, conducting herself with a modesty as rare as her endowments.
• It developed that he was a converted Jew, and was conducting a mission for his people in the Holy City.
• He was fond of children and gave much time to the inmates of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, conducting services and reading to them.
• His mode of conducting a public ceremonial reaches the finish of high art, which it resembles also in its sincerity and simplicity.
• Over the manner of conducting war Mexico possesses no exclusive control.
• An introduction given at a ball for the mere purpose of conducting a lady through a dance does not give the gentleman any right to bow to her on a future occasion.
• In the Secoecoeni War under the Republic the British High Commissioner had protested against the use of the Swazies and Volunteers by the Republic in conducting the campaign.
• In the production of the sensations of disease there can be change at any place along the line, in the sense organs, in the conducting paths or in the central organ.
• But the practice of conducting wars by hiring foreign mercenaries, a sure sign that the nationalist spirit is weak, continued till much later.
• What his motives are for conducting himself in this manner I can not imagine.

Similar words containing NDUCT without suffix ing and without prefix co

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