Relaxing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELAXING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELAX, to make less tense or rigid
• make or become less tense or anxious
• rest from work or engage in an enjoyable activity so as to become less tired or anxious
• cause (a limb or muscle) to become less rigid
• make (something) less firm or tight
• straighten or partially uncurl (hair) using a chemical product.
• make (a rule or restriction) less strict
ADJECTIVE:
• affording physical or mental rest

Words related to RELAXING

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How to use RELAXING in a sentence

• The bonds of indolent society 20 Relaxing in their hold, henceforth I lived More to myself.
• As he ate and drank, the conversations around him blurred together, so that he caught the intent but not the detail, a more relaxing state.
• The heat then, although not thermometrically extreme, is peculiarly oppressive, relaxing, and long continued.
• The things the artist makes are like the things my private dream-artist makes, relaxing, distracting.
• Already in his relaxing presence I have become heartily reconciled to doing nothing.
• The other, however, was far from relaxing her hold.
• I saw that the folds of the serpent were gradually relaxing, as though tired of the unequal contest, and the sight gave us renewed courage.
• It is remarkable that Tiberius, on learning the death of Phraates, instead of relaxing, intensified his efforts.
• The heat towards midday is often considerable, but it is tempered by cool winds, and even at the worst is not relaxing.
• She walked with unusual rapidity for a woman, climbing the path without relaxing her gait or losing her breath.
• As she continued to watch him ineffable relief stole slowly over her, relaxing her strained nerves and exhausted body.
• The tenor and spirit of our laws, whether they were restraining or whether they were relaxing, have hitherto taken another course.
• In the general face, the softening influences of society, the relaxing morality of city life would have appeared only as a wrinkle here and there, or as an additional shadow.
• Laugh This is a good relaxing game and one in which the practice of self control is a factor.
• In the fierce usages of aerial warfare distracted thought, any relaxing from an eagle-like alertness upon the business in hand, meant death swift and certain.
• Relaxing completely, the curly-haired cadet began working his wrists back and forth in the loop of rope.
• Music, for instance, if it is of a gentle, soothing character, or entertainment of any kind that is relaxing, is a helpful form of recreation.
• A warm bath before retiring, followed by a gentle massage, especially along the spine, will, by relaxing the nerves and muscles, produce very good results.
• In the railroad car, the stage, the counting-room, the workshop, the parlor, and the peasant-hut, Rationalism was found still lingering with a strong, though relaxing grasp.
• Every now and then he had an air of relaxing himself, becoming absent, ceasing to care to discuss.
• The consul also, never relaxing his efforts as long as any light remained, kept the enemy employed.
• Since it was clear that with such people he could have very little in common, there was no reason whatever for relaxing in their favour the rules of etiquette.
• He had never known anything so unpleasant as this damp, relaxing heat.
• She took keen pride in relaxing the tense moths, fitting them to the cases, polishing the glass covers to the last degree and sealing them.
• It is undoubtedly a most relaxing and unhealthy one, and therefore requires the more imperatively to be met by energetic and invigorating habits both of body and mind.
• And Olga, instantly relaxing from a tension too terrible to be born, covered her face with her hands and shuddered over and over again in sick disgust.
• Then relaxing the tension of these many weary years, the bearer of good tidings folded his arms about the slight form for a moment as he led her to her mother.
• Its altitude is lower than that of Johannesburg, and the climate very relaxing.
• When all had been made fast and secure she rested one arm on the gunwale and dropped the other across her knees, relaxing in every muscle a moment before departure.
• Fearful of relaxing his vigilance even at this crisis, the maddened Yorke flung up his weapon and sent shot after shot crashing through the open casement.
• Among the students at Winthrop there was usually a relaxing of effort then, but Will Phelps, though the effort cost him much, still held himself resolutely to his tasks.

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