Rating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• assign a standard or value to (something) according to a particular scale
• assign a standard, optimal, or limiting rating to (a piece of equipment)
• (in the UK) assess the value of (a property) for the purpose of levying a local tax.
• consider to be of a certain quality or standard
• be regarded in a specified way
• have a high opinion of
• be worthy of; merit
• scold (someone) angrily
NOUN:
• an estimate or evaluation
• a measure, quantity, or frequency, typically one measured against another quantity or measure
• the speed with which something moves or happens
• a fixed price paid or charged for something
• the amount of a charge or payment expressed as a percentage of another amount, or as a basis of calculation
• (in the UK) a tax on commercial land and buildings paid to a local authority; (in Northern Ireland and formerly in the UK) a tax levied on private property.
• valuation or assessment
• an appraisal of the value of something
• act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of
• standing or position on a scale
• rank in a military organization
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to estimate the value of
• relative estimate or evaluation

Words related to RATING

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Words that contain RATING

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How to use RATING in a sentence

• It would be my business to listen, and deduce the truth, and I would never dream of rating you for having misled me.
• The value of experience, if acquired in an industry where such fundamental principles have been recognized, should be given the highest rating.
• Johnson looked into it, took it to a bookseller, got sixty pounds for it, and returned to Goldsmith, who paid his rent and administered a sound rating to his landlady.
• My father was in the first-class rating as a good healthy Negro and those kind sold for good money.
• On a question for rating them as three to two, the votes were.
• Rating scale for personal qualities and abilities, by Clara M.
• Minnesota rating scale for personal qualities and abilities.
• In Fairlands, the social rating is largely marked by altitude.
• I hear that I am accused of rating my books at too high a price, at a price which no other person would demand.
• Apart from the grizzled pelt on his chest, the menacing demeanour and the hoarse voice, he had none of the classical attributes of his rating.
• Rating him soundly, and threatening dire consequences from his delay, we resumed our journey.
• The first thing mother said was to the effect that she was going to see what she could do about getting me a rating.
• Kuehleborn soon came up to her, and began rating her for weeping.
• It is like rating Colonel Newcome by his bank account.
• Now, by his careless admission about the tears of Dorothy, he had opened the matter, and let himself in for a rating.
• A gearman for an Out-Hunter! Why five men out of six would pay a large premium for a chance at such rating.
• He was first enlisted in the United States navy on June 17, 1877, as an apprentice of the third class, the very lowest rating in which he could have entered.
• They probably thought I was rating them in Manchu, the language of the Emperor.
• So loose, indeed, is the whole method of rating subsidies, that the wonder was, not how the tax should continually diminish, but how it yielded any revenue at all.
• They might make a higher unit rating, simply because they were better balanced.
• Although he wore overlapping Cuffs and a ready-made Tie, he had a Rating, so a certain Promoter with an Office in Broad Street found it advisable to make a Fuss over him.
• In far later times they seem to have been a rating of elderly and sober seamen who took the helm, two and two together, in addition to their other duties.
• He was trained a blacksmith, and had a pretty fair stake in the world, according to the rating of a working-man of this region, now in jeopardy of total loss.
• Carelessness in dress takes away from our rating as nothing else will for it has to do with first impressions of those with whom we come in contact.
• I approve the recommendation of the Postmaster-General that the unit of weight in the rating of first-class matter should be 1 ounce instead of one-half ounce, as it now is.
• Colman even succeeded in rating as a stage play, an astronomical lecture, delivered at the Lyceum.
• There is, however, some good reason and very strong ground for uniform cycles, based on seasonable development rather than on chronological years and intellectual rating.
• Thus all has been told, and he has not lost rating with the proud English girl, for whose good opinion he is coming to be solicitous.
• It thus appears that even if this bill were approved there could be no rating, and the legislation would be of no advantage to the beneficiary named.

Similar words containing RAT without suffix ing

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