Encouragement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCOURAGEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of encouraging
• the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope
• persuasion to do or to continue something
• the act of trying to stimulate the development of an activity, state, or belief
• The act of encouraging; incitement to action or to practice; as, the encouragement of youth in generosity.
• That which serves to incite, support, promote, or advance, as favor, countenance, reward, etc.; incentive; increase of confidence; as, the fine arts find little encouragement among a rude people.
• the expression of approval and support
• the act of giving hope or support to someone
• the feeling of being encouraged
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of encouraging; the state of being encouraged

Words related to ENCOURAGEMENT

encourage12

Words that contain ENCOURAGEMENT

encouragements19

How to use ENCOURAGEMENT in a sentence

• If he could only have foreseen this return he would have listened to the whispered encouragement of the forest.
• In London he came to the attention of Benjamin West, then at the height of his career, and benefited by his advice and encouragement.
• Wheatstone received the young man and listened to his statement of his ideas and ambitions and gave him every encouragement.
• Married men need all the encouragement they can get to keep them making love to their own wives.
• Christina was sensible that she was now regarded with horror in France, and would gladly have visited England, but she received no encouragement for that purpose from Cromwell.
• She may well be proud of the genius and native energy of her young artist, and she should repay them by a just and liberal encouragement.
• Hermione was always ready with encouragement, but she said little else to any one.
• Lastly, there is need of encouragement for those of us whose faith is not of the conquering, but the timid kind.
• Some settlers moved in, but the outbreak of the Revolution and the consequent renewal of Indian hostilities under encouragement from the British put a stop to immigration.
• Richard Lower, by whose peculiar friendship and encouragement, Mr.
• We hang around all ready for action, but we need encouragement.
• With great joy, therefore, encouragement is offered for this highly laudable endeavour that ye may witness an exceeding great reward.
• At the same time he has been ready to assist in any movement of a political kind that presented itself to his view as one worthy of support and encouragement.
• Our poet received very great encouragement upon his setting out in life, and was esteemed a fortunate man.
• The artists of Oosterbeck and Brussels, who were her associates, materially aided her by their encouragement.
• Nothing, in the course of Providence, conveys so much encouragement as this recent and growing development of reality in thought and pursuit.
• What the boys had won on the fields of sport they had accomplished more without public encouragement than with it.
• A remnant of conscience which had stuck to him without encouragement for thirty-five years persisted in suggesting that he had behaved badly.
• This gives encouragement to banks to maintain savings departments.
• They deserve the generous encouragement of all good men.
• But it is great encouragement to recall that this prayer-power is going out of us constantly.
• Miss Daphne was his younger sister, and ever since her girlhood had tried to give him all the love and encouragement that others refused.
• In proportion as all encouragement here lessened, their distance from this country increased.
• What is just payment for one kind of labor, and full encouragement for one kind of talents, is fraud and discouragement to others.
• With respect to the working class, to the encouragement of labour, there is only one difference between the conduct of Aristus and that of Mondor.
• Count DE CAYLUS expended a princely income in the study and the encouragement of Art.
• And now, with this last piece of tidings, he knew that there was, indeed, nothing to be said except words of encouragement.
• We wish this brave man every encouragement in his noble enterprise.
• Armstrong and Miss Faith give so much encouragement to these low pussons.

Similar words containing COURAGEM without suffix ent and without prefix en

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