Evacuating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVACUATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVACUATE, to move from a place of danger
• remove (someone) from a place of danger to a safer place
• leave or cause the occupants to leave (a place of danger)
• (of troops) withdraw from (a place)
• remove air, water, or other contents from (a container)
• empty (the bowels or another bodily organ)
• discharge (faeces or other matter) from the body
• deprive (something) of contents, value, or force
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove from a dangerous area

Words related to EVACUATING

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How to use EVACUATING in a sentence

• In the meantime the greater part of the garrison succeeded in evacuating the town.
• At length the British began to think of evacuating Boston and going to a more important point, since they had ships and the control of the harbor.
• The commander-in-chief was in favor of evacuating them, but Greene, who commanded at Fort Washington, thought he was strong enough to defend it.
• That night it was reported that the rebels in great numbers were evacuating the city by the south side, the Bareilly and Neemuch brigades making off in the direction of Gwalior.
• Amelie ran down the track to the crossing to see what it meant, and came back at once to tell me that they were evacuating the towns to the north of us.
• So off we drove back to the hospital to make arrangements for evacuating.
• They made quick work of evacuating those who had it, and stop its spreading, to the regret, I am afraid, of a good many of the boys.
• By the Treaty of Belgrade, in 1739, Austria had to withdraw north of the Save and Danube, evacuating all northern Serbia in favour of the Turks.
• In evacuating the Mediterranean, Jervis determined, upon his own responsibility, to retain Elba, if the troops, which were not under his command, would remain there.
• The Battalion Aid Post was at Plum Farm, where the Medical Officer and his staff worked to the limit of their powers in attending and evacuating wounded.
• Probably they were firing so as to use up their remaining shells before evacuating.
• He said he was evacuating all French hospitals and had turned over all evacuation hospitals to the English.
• The Spanish evidently fired everything they could before evacuating.
• Notwithstanding this, it was known, when they were evacuating New York, that they were carrying away the slaves.
• So, at the eleventh hour and fifty-ninth minute, when the preparations for evacuating the city were all but complete, imperative word was flashed from Paris that it must be held.
• Arnold entered Richmond the morning after his flight, the troops evacuating the town at his approach.
• Their headquarters had been moved to Vlamertinghe and they were evacuating that morning.
• We offered our car to the Colonel of the ambulance for the night, but he had to stay at his work, and the car was not very suitable for evacuating wounded.
• The hallway was smoke- blackened and a burnt spot showed where the enemy had tried to set it on fire before evacuating the town.
• The order for evacuating the post was read next morning upon parade.
• On May 8 news came that the Confederates were evacuating Norfolk, and two days later a Union force marched into the place.
• Instantly evacuating Suabia, he led his powerful army toward Saxony.
• For many days the different troops could be seen evacuating the city under their feudal chiefs, until at last scarce a soldier remained at Merseburg.

Similar words containing EVACUAT without suffix ing

evacuate13 evacuated15 evacuates14 evacuator14 evacuation15 evacuative18 evacuators15 evacuations16 evacuatives19

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