Expelling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPEL, to force out
• officially make (someone) leave a school or other organization
• force (someone) to leave a place
• force out (something), especially from the body
NOUN:
• any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body

Words related to EXPELLING

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How to use EXPELLING in a sentence

• His grandson Alyattes, greatest of the Lydian monarchs, succeeded in expelling the Cimmerians from Lydia.
• In expelling these adventurers from these posts it was not intended to make any conquest from Spain or to injure in any degree the cause of the colonies.
• The idea is now so general that it is our duty to meddle everywhere, that it really seems as if we had pushed the Tories from the field, expelling them by our competition.
• The ill effects of expelling children as incorrigible may be seen in the case of Hartley, who was executed some years back.
• I have met with no person who could conceive the necessity of expelling the female religious from their convents.
• No hostile force, as you well know, was capable of expelling us.
• And then Adelstane brought the prouince of the Northumbers vnto his subiection, expelling one Aldulph out of the same that rebelled against him.
• His philosophy is a guide of life, because it searches out virtues, and so provides the means of expelling vices.
• The one is produced by vibrating the air in the cavities, the twang by expelling it from them.
• Having embraced his service they quickly succeeded in expelling the northern invaders.
• Through the very clouds which were expelling the rain, gathered from the warm Atlantic trade-winds, he guided the machine.
• They cited the neighboring princes to appear before them, and issued decrees, expelling them the contested territories.
• The second stage of labor is utilized by nature in expelling the child into the outer world.
• It may be necessary to put her in bed earlier, if her pains are very strong, as there is always a possibility of suddenly expelling the child under the influence of a strong pain.
• He soon after applied to Charles IX, King of France, to send him five thousand men to assist him in expelling the English from Ireland.
• Clavigo again plays false, and obtains from the authorities an order expelling Beaumarchais from Madrid.
• The tube now must be filled completely, expelling all the air.
• When the emergency arose for expelling the boasting Ferguson from the soil of the Carolinas, Col.
• When the special firmin of the Sultan expelling Mr.
• Faithful to his primary object of expelling the Austrians, Cavour would have taken for an ally any one who had troops to give.
• Collecting her hosts, among them frightful demon shapes of all imaginable forms, she advances for the purpose of expelling the gods from their seats.
• Mauve forms with acids a series of well-defined salts and is capable of expelling ammonia from its combinations.
• When Berlin was subject to a state of siege, the President of the Police claimed the right of expelling from the capital obnoxious Socialist members.
• The infant was dead, and as it lay obliquely in the womb, the mother could not obtain relief by expelling it.
• For where is the charm expelling Thy thought from its sacred dwelling? Our griefs are thy funeral feast, And Memory thy mourning priest.
• Their views of the relations of man and woman are limited, as is proved by their expelling me from the school.
• Shuffles went to Brockway full of wrath, and threatened the new head of the institution with the loss of a large number of his scholars if he disgraced his son by expelling him.

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