Exploring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPLORING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPLORE, to examine thoroughly
• travel through (an unfamiliar area) in order to learn about it
• search for resources such as mineral deposits
• inquire into or discuss (a subject) in detail
• examine or evaluate (an option or possibility)
• examine by touch
• surgically examine (a wound or part of the body) in detail
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to travel through for the purpose of discovery

Words related to EXPLORING

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Words that contain EXPLORING

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How to use EXPLORING in a sentence

• Hausbrough, who was drowned during the first exploring trip, the canon widens rapidly.
• Wilson from any further command in the exploring party till further orders.
• Could we have known this a little earlier it would have saved you the trouble of exploring the country for the benefit of a people you are not connected with.
• Captain Gerard, in exploring these mountains, with a view to measurement, had ascended to the height of 19,600 feet, being 400 feet higher than Humboldt had ascended on the Andes.
• I passed a very happy summer, enjoying my work and wandering in the forest or exploring the streams which flowed into the lake, for subjects.
• For the book was the Bible which Livingstone all through his heroic exploring of Africa read each day.
• It was here that Fremont and his men found a haven of safety after meeting their trying reverses on the fourth exploring expedition.
• I found at this time that the duties of exploring gave very little time for fishing or shooting.
• The year before his death, Champlain sent him on an exploring expedition to the west, in the course of which he visited Lake Michigan and perhaps Lake Superior.
• From the middle of Friday night, until Sunday morning, she remained thus, exploring with her eyes the surface of her dungeon.
• Exploring parties were also sent out in different directions to become acquainted with the country.
• While we western races have been exploring the natural world and perfecting the mechanical arts, the Hindoo students have been exploring the subconscious and its strange powers.
• Exploring it the girls heard the sound of tumbling water and discovered a stream breaking its way through thick undergrowth.
• Exploring is delightful to look forward to and back upon, but it is not comfortable at the time, unless it be of such an easy nature as not to deserve the name.
• At least that was the theory American scientists were exploring in an effort to explain the new sources of knowledge the Russians possessed.
• On one occasion he invited me to breakfast, as we were to pass the day exploring in company.
• They were about to start for the Rio Branco on an exploring tour.
• In 1735, Pronchishchev and Lasinius embarked at Yakutsk and sailed down the Lena, exploring its delta and neighbouring coasts.
• After exploring the successive stories of the tower in safety, we descended by way of the anteroom, but the bird and its pursuer had both of them flown.
• Nicollet, a Frenchman and a member of the Academy of Science, in an exploring expedition over the Northwestern prairie and along the valley of the Mississippi.
• When Rome fell the Orient returned to itself and to the freedom of exploring new ways.
• As she became more at home on her ledge she began to look about her with a view to exploring further.
• His outstretched hand touched the wood, and a moment later his exploring fingers found the knob.
• They made their camps in many places, delaying several days here, and one night there, exploring the high solitudes together, and sinking deep in their romance.
• The exploring meridian line used as a base was measured with a tolerable degree of accuracy, and from the three heights chosen by him the whole country is visible.
• Rumors were afloat that Stephen made nightly visits to the cave, not with exploring parties, but alone.
• Nor do the various pamphlets and Press articles furnish sufficient light for exploring the maze and producing an approximate unanimity of conviction.
• In his exploring expedition into the interior of Guiana, in the region of the Upper Essequibo, Sir E.
• Though night was fast approaching, I could not resist the temptation of once more exploring the deserted chambers, the scene of many a youthful frolic.
• He was exploring the heavens on his own account, and in doing so, he found what the others had failed to find, that is, the first asteroid.

Similar words containing PLOR without suffix ing and without prefix ex

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