Desolating is valid Scrabble Word

Is desolating a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DESOLATING in dictionary:

VERB:

DESOLATE, to lay waste
make (a place) appear bleakly empty
make (someone) feel utterly wretched and unhappy

ADJECTIVE:

(of a place) uninhabited and giving an impression of bleak emptiness
feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness

Words related to DESOLATING

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How to use DESOLATING in a sentence

Suddenly she was drenched in the most desolating sadness.
The consequence has been that while the nations of Europe have been engaged in desolating wars our country has pursued its peaceful course to unexampled prosperity and happiness.
Louis, of the desolating effects of the small-pox among the Indian tribes on the Missouri.
Truly, it was a fierce and desolating instrument of reform.
In 1835, the first year of the new system, the colony was visited by one of the most desolating hurricanes which has occurred for many years.
They should be informed of the full length and breadth and depth of this storm which is gathering over their heads, before it breaks in its desolating fury.
To those who have neither business nor friends, it sometimes gives a desolating sense of insignificance.
It was inevitable that a terrible and desolating scene must pass between Mary Ispenlove and myself.
On both sides there were evidences of the most desperate fighting and of artillery fire that was wide-spread and desolating.
This leads to the desolating war against Ulster, which terminates in the total destruction of Eman.

The Hand of Divine power can, alone, deliver mankind from this desolating affliction.
He had achieved his real purpose in desolating the region from which the French had derived the chief resources for their attacks on Gascony.
It is a prohibition of its use to the middling class of our citizens, and a condemnation of them to the poison of whiskey, which is desolating their houses.
It was bent on the work of desolating the Canadian parishes, the people of which still persisted in warring on the British.
But they were getting ready for the grim task of desolating the parishes lying between St.
It was this gradual process of adjustment that saved him from the desolating scepticism which falls on the active man when the sources of his activity are tainted.
The next year after the destruction of these cities, a fire broke out in Rome, which raged for three days, desolating the finest regions of the city.
On the 1st of April 1859 a crushing and desolating affliction fell upon him in the death of his mother.
Thus terminated the second campaign of this desolating war.
It had plunged into two desolating wars of unprecedented magnitude, which have deranged its equilibrium, mown down its youth, and shaken it to its roots.
O evil words that are The knives of desolating thought! And though words be still The hot eyes yet dart Burning deaths from this mad heart Into that torn heart.
It is one of war in all its desolating horrors, and also in all its glorious achievements and victories in the cause of European liberty and national independence.
With desolating vividness he recalled the Sunday afternoon when he had carried upstairs the plump, living woman now dead.
A desolating sadness of disappointment suddenly surged over him.
It would be thought that the remote situation and inhospitable climate of Kamchatka would have secured to its inhabitants an immunity from the desolating ravages of war.
Emphatically it did amount to an insult for Eve, to say naught of the immense desolating disappointment to her.
The serious work of the dramatist is over, but the most desolating part of his toil awaits him.
The desolating Winter plots to steal her from the earth, and the Summer-heat deserts and betrays her.
The Arcot and Trichinopoly districts began early to feel the effects of this desolating war.
A very energetic prince arose, by the name of Mstislaf, who, for years, strode over subjugated provinces, desolating them with fire and sword.
In the year 1346, one of the most desolating plagues recorded in history, commenced its ravages in China, and swept over all Asia and nearly all Europe.
Some of the barbarians of this region descended to the shores of the Volga, in a desolating, predatory excursion.
That loneliness and detachment which the city tends to breed in its inhabitants is easily intensified in such a girl into isolation and a desolating feeling of belonging nowhere.
Many desolating wars might have been early arrested in this way, or wholly prevented, had there always been among friendly powers a disposition to reconcile contending nations.
But will it be the last? This provision is but a pioneer for others of a more desolating aspect.

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