Engaging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGAGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENGAGE, to employ
• involve someone in (a conversation or discussion)
• participate or become involved in
• establish a meaningful contact or connection with
• arrange to employ or hire (someone)
• pledge or enter into a contract to do something
• reserve (accommodation, a place, etc.) in advance
• (with reference to a part of a machine or engine) move into position so as to come into operation
• (of fencers or swordsmen) bring (weapons) together preparatory to fighting.
• enter into combat with (an enemy)
• occupy or attract (someone's interest or attention)
ADJECTIVE:
• Tending to draw the attention or affections; attractive; as, engaging manners or address.
• attracting or delighting
• charming

Words related to ENGAGING

charming16 encage9 engage8 engaged10 engages9 engagingly16 engagingness15

How to use ENGAGING in a sentence

• He can take his own part when required, but I have never heard of his using a knife or a pistol, or engaging in a quarrel where it could be avoided.
• They do not, when engaging a servant, expressly tell her all the duties which she will be expected to perform.
• Baxter looked up and smiled in the engaging way he has, and continued his work.
• Mozart wrote a letter in advance engaging rooms for her, and taking great care that they were on the ground floor.
• When this is the case, the captain brings them over on his own account, and is paid beforehand, by the person engaging them, their wages for the first year.
• From his earliest days, he had been taught to regard material success as the greatest goal in life, and he would never have dreamed of engaging himself to a girl without money.
• And his eyes, keen and hard in movement, by simply keeping quiet under lowered brows, became charged with a curious and engaging pathos.
• In addition to an engaging person and agreeable manners, nature had gifted him with a high order of intellect, and great powers of acquiring knowledge.
• He had grown to be a most beautiful and engaging child, and Mrs.
• And this moral lesson is conveyed in a most winning and engaging way.
• Each of the religious was prohibited strictly, and under well-imposed penalties, from engaging in any trade or commerce, directly or indirectly, however slight it might be.
• I consider that Lehmann is under a deep obligation to me for giving him the chance of engaging you.
• His fine character and engaging manner made friends for him and for his people.
• And Erik therefore frequently spoke of his desire, when his studies were completed, of engaging in some scientific expedition.
• In spite of her mature, little society air, her engaging attempts at worldliness, she was, after all, not so grown-up as she seemed.
• These two were brothers from Thrace, both young and inclined to be rash in engaging with the enemy.
• We are now in a condition to establish a mint, and should be desirous of engaging him in it.
• Inquiries are made, and if satisfactorily answered, the child is handed over to his custody, the applicant engaging to feed, clothe, and educate his young apprentice.
• Nor could she be persuaded to leave the field, till the armies were on the point of engaging.
• Struensee was endowed with considerable abilities, and was possessed of a handsome person and engaging manners.
• He looked very happy and engaging, and was humming a tune as he strolled along.
• It represents an engaging personality, in which vivacity and sensibility are distinctly indicated.
• A more engaging couple he thought he had never seen.
• But the consul Marcellus was influenced by so ardent a desire of engaging with Hannibal, that he never thought their camps close enough.
• Meanwhile the Macedonian garrison stood under the wall of the citadel, formed into a compact body, neither confusedly attempting a retreat, nor obstinately engaging in a contest.
• But a backward glance over his shoulder did not show that the new helper was engaging in the pursuit, and he could have started almost on the same terms as Tom himself.
• There is a sort of youthful freshness about the acting that is very engaging.
• Foreign vessels, while engaging in the New Zealand coasting-trade, have to pay their crews the rate of wages current on the coast.

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