Discriminating is valid Scrabble Word

Is discriminating a scrabble word?
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14 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for DISCRIMINATING in dictionary:

VERB:

DISCRIMINATE, to mark or perceive the distinguishing or peculiar features of
perceive or constitute the difference in or between
recognize a distinction; differentiate
make an unjust or prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or age

ADJECTIVE:

Marking a difference; distinguishing.
showing or indicating careful judgment and discernment especially in matters of taste
having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

making a distinction; distinguishing

Words related to DISCRIMINATING

discerning14 discriminate17

How to use DISCRIMINATING in a sentence

In the use of such words, therefore, we cannot become too discriminating.
Legend a very discriminating person, and she had even hoped that most of those who usually figured in her rooms, were really the clever persons they laid claim to be.
Though not averse to finding fault with myself, and conscious of deserving lashes, I like to keep the scourge in my own discriminating hand.
But no discriminating observer would have characterized his beauty as manly.
It was very discriminating in you to see how comforting to me would be that passage from Robertson.
And besides being an old and affectionate and intelligent friend, he was also a discriminating one.
Again, a clause discriminating against all who it should be decided had been guilty of violence during the strike, gave deep offense.
But the imperceptible usurpation was recorded, and discriminating minds understand the chasm which still divides the pretender Law from the exiled King.
Thus Moses showed the first characteristic of genius, namely, capacity for accurate and discriminating observation.
Everything in it had the air of being the selection of a personal and discriminating affection.

The trouble in such work is, plainly, a lack of discriminating analysis.
Onedollar viewed the situation from a social apex, and the more she studied the situation the more she realized that the world was discriminating against her.
Grant was a Radical himself, but he was that more discriminating and not uncommon type of Radical who passes most of his time in abusing the Radical party.
The old man was passionately fond of poetry, though with not much of a discriminating judgment, as the volumes he edited sufficiently shew.
Let no one imagine that she is walking conscientiously, who is not in the habit of discriminating nicely between what she knows to be fact and what she only supposes to be such.
In the meantime, the Secretary of the Interior would not be beyond a most respectful and discriminating investigation himself.
It sounds rather horrid and discriminating, but there was all the difference in the world.
His originality consisted in His discriminating appropriation of His inheritance, and in His using it so that it became alive with new power.
Child is an art critic, and takes us into the picture-galleries, but we never get any large and painful doses of art information from this skilful and discriminating guide.
Kindred to this is deficiency in hearing, in discriminating between good tone color and poor.
As masters of the field, we shall discharge these offices of common humanity, not discriminating between friend and foe.
His list of discriminating pictures was not complete when he died.
These few observations on the general arrangement of the theme, whether mystical or historical, will, I hope, assist the observer in discriminating for himself.
He had practised economy and had the means to give, and this he did with a discriminating, and yet a liberal, hand.
The country members are watchful and discriminating and a few leaders exercise great power.
The abolition of all discriminating duties against such colonial productions of the Dutch East Indies as are imported hither from Holland has been already considered by Congress.
Diligent, discriminating, and conscientious, he was keen, clever, and tactful, not without touches of dry humour, but rarely brilliant.
Sumner was intrepid, high-purposed, and accomplished, but what is the world saying now of his judgment? His recent friendly but discriminating biographer, Prof.
The special arrangement of the cards with four different types of combinations was introduced for the purpose of discriminating among mistakes of unequal seriousness.
With a discriminating and exacting taste, she has brought together, in book and lecture, the things that others have overlooked, or never found.
The friend and helper of fugitives from Slavery, truly their Moses, he was more than this, he was the discriminating, outspoken, uncompromising opponent of Slavery itself.
His Democratic following, not always discriminating, had ever accorded him noisy homage.
But the necessity of discriminating duties no longer exists.

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