Quoting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUOTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• QUOTE, to repeat the words of, also COATE
• repeat or copy out (words from a text or speech written or spoken by another person)
• repeat a statement by (someone)
• mention or refer to (someone or something) to provide evidence or authority for a statement or opinion
• put forward or describe someone or something as being
• give someone (the estimated price of a job or service)
• name at (specified odds)
• give (a company) a quotation or listing on a stock exchange
NOUN:
• a quotation from a text or speech
• a quotation giving the estimated cost for a particular job or service
• a price offered by a market-maker for the sale or purchase of a stock or other security
• a quotation or listing of a company on a stock exchange.
• quotation marks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of quote

Words related to QUOTING

quote14 quoted16 quotes15

Words that contain QUOTING

requoting19 unquoting19 misquoting22 outquoting20 underquoting23

How to use QUOTING in a sentence

• And there was the merchant skipper, showing off his goods, and quoting for each a weight of tobacco.
• Milligen, suggested bleeding to allay the fever, but Byron held out against it, quoting Dr.
• In this very place, however, he shows that he is quoting from memory, as he speaks of a parallel passage in St.
• That Gospel therefore was not quoted by him, but, on the contrary, there is a presumption that he is quoting from the Canonical Gospel.
• Whether writing to Fanny Kemble, or Frederick Tennyson, or Lowell, he is constantly quoting him, and recommending him.
• Dismal Jones was quoting Scripture and doing his best to make himself felt by the sophomores.
• Walking along the avenues, we had one of the so-called intellectual conversations, which consist a great deal in quoting names of books and authors.
• All later comers have the duty of quoting him and measuring their opinions with his opinion.
• He gave the essential points from the evidence of the several witnesses, quoting the exact times at which various episodes had taken place.
• The laws of imitation are broken by every word introduced since the time of Spenser, as the character of Hector is violated by quoting Aristotle in the play.
• When he is not singing sadly he is quoting Scripture and thinking about his immortal soul.
• I had been trying to cheer him up about the book and quoting all the favourable remarks I had heard about it.
• I considered it best to advise the auditors of this, quoting to them the royal decrees, which ruled that they should not mix in matters of government.
• His testimony, based on personal observation, is of such great value that we cannot refrain from quoting it.
• I cannot serve my readers better, perhaps, than by quoting the words of the Rev.
• General McClellan was nominated on the first ballot, and Vallandigham wrote the only plank worth quoting in the platform.
• These writings have never been answered, nor can be answered by quoting historical proofs, as they have done.
• DECLERQ and STEENKAMP spoke in the same strain, quoting largely from the Scriptures.
• Hunt getting up and answering him by quoting the Bible too.
• I shall now conclude it by quoting some sentences which occur on the very next page after that from which the last quoted sentences were taken.
• They were always quoting somebody else, as though they were afraid to speak for themselves.
• Instead of always quoting Byron, Burns, or Shelley, as do my son and daughter, let them repeat the beautiful words of Tu Fu, Li Po, Po Chu-i, our poets of the golden age.
• The last, however, contented herself with quoting from her favorite poet, Gamaliel J.
• He noticed at once a directness, a simplicity, a spiritual flavor, coupled with much quoting of proof-texts, that attracted his deepest attention.
• Years afterwards, in one of his later books, after quoting two passages from Mr.
• Although we can hardly suppose that these figures are accurate in all respects, they throw a great deal of light upon the problem, and are worth quoting in some detail.
• In view of his future career, but for no other reason, a brief paragraph is worth quoting.
• I will not detain the reader by quoting instances, in which heaven is thus described as having been literally attempted by storm.

Similar words containing QUOT without suffix ing

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