Realising is valid Scrabble Word

Is realising a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is realising valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for REALISING in dictionary:

VERB:

REALISE, to accomplish, also REALIZE
become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly
cause to happen
achieve (something desired or anticipated); fulfil
give actual or physical form to
use (a linguistic feature) in a particular spoken or written form
add to or complete (a piece of music left sparsely notated by the composer)
make (a profit) from a transaction
be sold for
convert (an asset) into cash

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to realize

Words related to REALISING

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How to use REALISING in a sentence

He threatened to kill me, but realising that I had him at my mercy, consented to my terms.
Henri flew to fetch the desired implement, and, realising that Madame had at last been satisfied, we again breathed freely.
Gerald had departed promptly after breaking the news, probably without realising to what a pass affairs would come.
Realising, however, that a large class of his readers might be interested in the exact particulars, he herewith gives a sketch of the transactions.
III Bennett had developed mentally without realising the logical result of his development until it smote him with calamity.
Guenther of Magdalen College, realising their position and former magnificence.
Francis in the spirit of a man bent simply on realising the objects of his belief as facts.
At times it seems as if my heart would literally break to pieces, but we are mercifully kept from realising our sorrows all the time.
Hooker was unable to grasp the opportunity, and realising this himself, he asked to be relieved.
Realising it suddenly, he laughed, and Lucy laughed too.

Peter was realising this as he put on his coat in the hall, when the door he had shut behind him was opened, and steps followed him.
Yet one loves to expand the praise, even though realising that the critic is by his very nature a fool.
Richard of Cornwall, who came back from his crusade in January, 1242, was persuaded that he had another chance of realising his vain title of Count of Poitou.
Yet, if we look below the surface, we shall see that never is the connection more strong and the need for realising it more urgent.
He was too holy to remove by force and too drunk to persuade, so the crowd, realising that he was divinely directed, raised a sudden shout.
She gazed at its disappearing rim in bewilderment, for the moment not realising.
But almost at once she had dismissed the desire, realising that comfort such as this, could be comfort but to the heart of a woman, more likely torment to a man.
Perhaps at that moment she came near to realising something of what both gifts had cost the Bishop.
It is the spirit of France that is, after long oppression and by a patient but eager initiation, realising its power and wishing to dominate in its turn.
And first, consider accurately what the agency of art is, in realising, to the sight, our conceptions of spiritual persons.
So again, the action of the brain, which goes on prior to our realising the idea in which it results, is not perceived by the individual.
To Rothe belongs the undiminished merit of realising thoroughly the significance of nationality in church history.
Her cotton dress clung round her closely, and he gazed fascinated, at the young figure, realising that it was mature.
While realising this fact, Skag heard a piercing cat-scream, some distance back of him.
JEREMIAH MACVEAGH still has some difficulty in realising that the Irish centre of gravity has shifted from Westminster to Dublin.
Turning from sporting and theatrical matters to the more important topic of business, one cannot help realising the difference between then and now.
I recollect I was not feeling at all nervous, not realising at the time the very great danger that threatened us all.
She frowned impatiently over the discovery, realising that she was a prisoner unless she elected to show herself.
She was sorry to leave the little fishing-village, realising that she had been very happy there.
She did not try to make conversation for him, realising by instinct that such effort would be vain as well as unwelcome.
In realising his own will in his own way, each creature would be perfectly happy, without yearning or pathetic regrets for other forms of being.
She was realising anything was something and the way she was telling about anything was the way she was one being surprised by the thing that was anything.
It was a joy to live realising the service one could be to others.
These objections, however, were confined to a few people, the majority realising the adornment the new church would be to the neighbourhood.

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