Disengaging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISENGAGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISENGAGE, to separate or free from being engaged
• become released
• separate or release (someone or something) from something to which they are attached or connected
• remove (troops) from an area of conflict
• a disengaging movement.
• pass the point of one's sword over or under the opponent's sword to change the line of attack.
ADJECTIVE:
• Loosing; setting free; detaching.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to release from something that engages or involves

Words related to DISENGAGING

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How to use DISENGAGING in a sentence

• Disengaging the bracelet, Esmo held out to our lips the signet, which, as I now perceived, reproduced in miniature the symbols that formed the canopy above the throne.
• Disengaging myself from the magic cap, which act made my companion disappear from my view, I made for the garden gate.
• Presently, disengaging his hands from those who held them, the enraged seaman drew from his bosom an iron belaying-pin, and recklessly laid about him to right and left.
• At any rate, while untying knots or disengaging things, he usually exhibited much patience.
• Then, disengaging herself from her, she trod feebly across the floor.
• He refused to work by piecemeal, but began by disengaging the first, the second, then the third surfaces, following a model and a drawing which controlled the cutting.
• The action is so rapid, owing to the use of the magnetic disengaging gear, that the chances of two or more meters making contact at the same moment are rendered extremely small.
• He advanced into the centre of the room, and disengaging his right arm from the blanket, shook hands with the judges, and then, in succession, with all the officers of the court.
• CHAPTER X The Baron sat among his heirlooms, laboriously disengaging himself from his kilt.
• He had just found that wood and other combustibles were, under the action of heat, capable of disengaging a gas fit for lighting and heating.
• He observed that foreign powers, discovering this blemish, would make it a handle for disengaging the smaller states from so unequal a confederacy.
• A hook is sometimes useful in disengaging a buried point.
• While her maid was disengaging her mantle, which had caught in the branch, of a shrub, I ran away.
• You may also parry by disengaging, drawing the Body back.
• That is to say, either strait, or by disengaging or cutting over or under, according as the Enemy either lets you make your Thrust, or goes to his Parade.
• Disengaging myself from the broken and hanging branches I staggered aside, rifle in hand, trying to recover breath and wits.
• Gently, and tenderly, Don Ferdinand succeeded in disengaging the convulsive hold with which she still clasped her parent, and sought to bear her from that sad and solemn room.
• Psychologically they belong to the time when in ideas and language, the moral was just disengaging itself from the physical.
• Indeed, he had some difficulty in disengaging himself from their persistent affection.

Similar words containing ENGAG without suffix ing and without prefix dis

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