Exercising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXERCISING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXERCISE, to perform a set drill
• use or apply (a faculty, right, or process)
• engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness
• exert (part of the body) to promote or improve muscular strength
• cause (an animal) to take exercise
• occupy the thoughts of; worry or perplex
NOUN:
• activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness
• an activity carried out for a specific purpose
• a task set to practise or test a skill
• a military drill or training manoeuvre
• ceremonies
• the use or application of a faculty, right, or process
• the activity of exerting your muscles in various ways to keep fit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make use of

Words related to EXERCISING

exercise17 exercised19 exercises18

Words that contain EXERCISING

overexercising27

How to use EXERCISING in a sentence

• It tells us something of the government which Christ has been exercising over the world ever since the beginning of it, and which He is exercising over this world now.
• It is time to take them one by one into the exercising yard.
• It is only when the people become ignorant and corrupt, when they degenerate into a populace, that they are incapable of exercising the sovereignty.
• It announced to the world new States, possessing and exercising complete sovereignty, which they were resolved to maintain.
• He also sold to the Jews, at a very high price, the right of remaining in the kingdom and of exercising any trade in it, and by this means he obtained a large sum of money.
• It goes no farther than to prohibit any one of the entire departments from exercising the powers of another department.
• It is, then, a deliberate act of power, palpable and direct, claiming and exercising sovereignty far south even of the line recommended by the King of the Netherlands.
• To collect exact evidence showing that the Park is already exercising a good influence upon the character of the people is not in the nature of the case practicable.
• Improvements in ocean navigation are exercising a powerful influence on the distribution of mankind.
• After this they spread abroad ouer all the countrie, exercising their accustomed trade of destroieng all before them with fire and sword.
• Electricity is the second means which I have made use of for the purpose of exercising muscles in persons at rest.
• At the end of the second day he found that he could not persist in exercising his own will, and went to bed.
• I saw to-day a company of mounted National Guards exercising.
• Lincoln remained quietly in Springfield during the campaign, exercising most careful discretion as to what he said and the little that he wrote.
• He has parted with the control over his own property, instead of exercising control over the property or over the actions of others.
• The second consists in exercising upon those notes which are near the key-note.
• Thus they approach political money in their nature, and the banks are near to exercising the sovereign right of the issue of money.
• A union under the closed shop policy is exercising a quasi-public function, that of controlling the industrial action of private citizens against their will.
• They have, however, given evidence of exercising at once an influence upon the situation.
• For exercising his employment he is allowed the pay of a captain of infantry.
• He does not preach so always, sure? If he does, I cannot believe his sermons will do much towards bringing anybody to heaven more than by exercising their patience.
• A very successful system is that of exercising in bed.
• Civilization presupposes getting, keeping and exercising power over nature, society and man.
• To agree to this would be permanently to give up all possibility of exercising any control over the finance.
• Leander, stood and glared in a fury of disapproval, Leander himself smiling broadly meanwhile and exercising the utmost restraint to keep from joining Mrs.
• I was glad to see that they were exercising their ancestral rights in the royal domain.
• But, although exercising so pernicious an influence, it is not itself a cause, but an effect.

Similar words containing ERCIS without suffix ing and without prefix ex

cercis10 cercises12 exercise17 boxercise20 exercised19 exerciser18 exercises18 sexercise18 boxercises21 exercisers19 sexercises19 exercisable22 unexercised21 overexercise24 postexercise23 overexercised26 overexercises25 overexercising27

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