Remarking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMARKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REMARK, to say briefly or casually
• say something as a comment; mention
• regard with attention; notice
NOUN:
• a written or spoken comment
• notice or comment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to say or write briefly or casually

Words related to REMARKING

remark12 remarked15 remarks13

How to use REMARKING in a sentence

• He lifted the lamp from the table with a sort of abstraction, not remarking even my offer to take it from him, and led the way.
• I content myself with remarking the enthusiasm, which prevails in the majority of the cotton States.
• At my remarking my loss, George, who stood near, cried out that he would run for it, and was gone in a moment, being greatly curious to see the spring.
• It was nothing but what others heard, without remarking it, or thinking about it.
• Remarking that she had acted so before, the old fisherman invited Huldbrand to sit by the fire and talk awhile, and began to relate how Undine had come to live with them.
• Jefferson, who, besides his other advantages for remarking the operation of the government, was himself the chief magistrate of it.
• Travellers seldom visit a savage country without remarking on the scarcity of aged people and of young children.
• Scuda saw the name of the emperor, and read the first lines, without remarking the date of the document.
• I could not avoid remarking, as characteristic throughout the whole of this correspondence, that there is never any complaining of his labors.
• To say that I saw fine boats and spars here, would be like a traveller remarking he saw a great many coals at Newcastle.
• Whilst we were remarking these creatures, I did not neglect to look carefully about for any trace that might aid our search.
• The Chairman, remarking that the case was a specially flagrant one, expressed a hope that the result would protect the public from such imposition in future.
• He began to apologize for stopping me, and was moving away, when I asked him about the accident, remarking that I was present on the evening of his misfortune.
• Ardaburius prudently declined the overture, remarking that the Romans were not accustomed to fight battles when their enemies wished, but when it suited themselves.
• It is even now a place that a careless pedestrian might easily pass without remarking, notwithstanding that its entrance is worn by many curious feet.
• Hearsay supported the proposal, remarking that the new mode of loading need not be made to appear as a concession to agitation, but as part of the drill for the new weapon.
• This power, which is commonly exercised by female deities, is worth remarking as a hint of his subsequent transformation into a goddess.
• Siegfried drains it eagerly, remarking to himself that he drinks to Brunhilde alone.
• The Projectile, they were remarking, was still pursuing its way from the Moon, and turning its conical point more and more in her direction.
• He knows that we are remarking on them now, and he is holding his head as high as if he had sought and won a queen.
• Presently one by one the three visitors got up and, remarking that it was time to be going, they took their departure.
• Wishart suffered with the usual patience, but could not forbear remarking the triumph of his insulting enemy.
• I took the liberty, however, of remarking that, though we as the parents of one of the players had a reason for going, I could not understand why a cultivated woman like Mrs.
• Park to stay and accompany him, remarking that when a caravan could not travel through the country, it was idle for a single man to attempt it.
• On second thought he offered to send us to the ferry by two lighter vehicles in consideration of five dollars apiece, insolently remarking that we could either pay it or walk.
• His criticism of Bentham gives him an opportunity of remarking on the modes of carrying into effect the principle of Utility as the Standard.
• Barry till that day, and the clerk remarking this, left Mr.
• You, I am sure, will forgive me for sincerely remarking that you might curb your magnanimity, and be more of an artist, and load every rift of your subject with ore.
• After the exploration and re-marking of the north line it was cut out 30 feet wide.
• It is worth remarking that in all his characters, as in his scenes, the author is careful to maintain the balance of truth.
• It is worth remarking that this writer was a sub-engineer of roads and bridges in the generality of Tours.
• Winifred, shaking hands warmly, asked King in, and remarking that her uncle was only reading, invited him into the office.
• Again and again I remember remarking in my home, to my family, what a supernatural peace was upon me.
• He had glanced at Zoe who had come into the room once or twice, remarking that she was an unusual young woman.

Similar words containing MARK without suffix ing and without prefix re

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