Crusading is valid Scrabble Word

Is crusading a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for CRUSADING in dictionary:

VERB:

CRUSADE, to engage in a holy war
lead or take part in a vigorous campaign for social, political, or religious change

NOUN:

each of a series of medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries
a war instigated for alleged religious ends
a vigorous campaign for political, social, or religious change

ADJECTIVE:

Of or pertaining to a crusade; as, a crusading spirit.

Words related to CRUSADING

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How to use CRUSADING in a sentence

The mischief might have been much worse, had not the Hungarian cavalry, acting professedly as a friendly escort, but really as cautious warders, kept close to the crusading hosts.
To the Fatimite caliph of that country the progress of the crusading arms had thus far brought with it but little dissatisfaction.
In Antioch the crusading soldiers were fast sinking into utter despair.
Ten months had passed away after the conquest of Antioch when the main body of the crusading army set out on its march to Jerusalem.
And so, after a century of crusading had thoroughly broken up the stay-at-home notions of Europe, the maritime spirit blazed up.
What could Christianity do, a frail, tilting, crusading St.
He sank to the level of a lieutenant of Alva, Guise, or Tilly, to the level of a crusading noble of the middle ages.
One is reminded of that medieval lady who is doomed to eat the heart of her crusading lover and then refuses all other food and dies.
For example, there are two old crusading troubadours.
They sailed from Italy with Walter of Brienne, with one of the Crusading contingents in many ships.

Crusading knights, we come to earth With spotless plumes and shining shields to joust with foes and prove our worth.
Bishop Peter, disgusted with his declining influence, welcomed his appointment as archbishop of the crusading Church at Damietta.
In deep disgust Bishop Peter left the court to carry out his long-deferred crusading vows.
In return the English and Scottish proceeds of the crusading tenth, imposed on the clergy at Lyons, were to be paid to Henry.
The laity, disgusted to find that the king was negotiating for the transference of a crusading tenth to himself, associated themselves with their protest.
In 1336, he vetoed the crusading scheme until happier times had dawned.
The galleys, purchased from the crusading tenths of the Church, were transferred from the Mediterranean to the Channel.
The pope fell in with the scheme as an indirect way of realising his crusading ambition.
Nor did he have primarily a crusading interest in the condition of the blacks.
But Germany was not satisfied with what she had obtained by her crusading.
The Beaumanoirs had been a sleepy stock, ever since that Sir Aimery, long ago, who had gone crusading with Saint Louis and ridden out of the ken of mortals.
When complete destruction was threatened from hostile peoples, on the north and east, the Poles summoned aid from the Teutonic Knights, a German crusading order.
This village occupies a commanding position overlooking the Plain, and, in Crusading days, was a fortress.
He went all over Ullr, crusading, traveling coolie-class in disguise on Company ships, according to their best information.
Her eyes, roaming like a pair of crusading knights in search of romance, lighted suddenly on a pile or group of furniture in a distant corner.
Loyola, the founder of the Order, gave to the world the nucleus of a crusading host, disciplined as no army ever was.
Christendom would not go crusading against an emperor who had restored the kingdom of Jerusalem.
All the crosses and other crusading signs were laid aside, and there was nothing to attract any attention to him upon his passage.
Many of the smaller feudal lords sold their fiefs, or impoverished themselves by crusading, or lost much of their power during their absence.
The chief promoter of this enterprise was a thrifty, Massachusetts Yankee, who saw no reason why crusading and business should not go hand in hand.
But that conviction keeps me from crusading for it very hard.

Similar words containing CRUSAD without suffix ing

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