Repining is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPINING in dictionary:

VERB:
• feel or express discontent; fret
NOUN:
• the act of repining
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express discontent

Words related to REPINING

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How to use REPINING in a sentence

• And they learned to accept the inequalities of life without repining insolence.
• I am in a repining mood, and must pour out all my grievances.
• There was at first a phase of repining, of doubt, almost of indignation against high heaven.
• You must resign yourselves without repining to such chastisement as you have provoked, and must put your whole trust and confidence in God.
• No more of this unworthy repining! There are some in the world that have but one eye, and some but one leg, and they cannot see or run, and are worse off than we are, my friend.
• When he experienced reverses, he bore them without repining, and repaired them with inexhaustible ability and courage.
• Never has a great calamity been met with so little repining.
• Still, I knew the uselessness of remonstrances, and the want of dignity there would be in repining, and succeeded in putting a good face on the matter.
• I do not say this in a melancholy or repining temper, for I would not have life appear otherwise than in its true light.
• Let it not however be supposed that I endured it without repining and abhorrence.
• O still repining at your present state, Grudging yourselves the benefits of fate, Look up, and read in characters of light A blessing sent you in your own despite.
• In the midst of the bustle and confusion, the spirit of Sam had taken its flight without uttering a groan, or one repining word.
• In the mean time there arose a murmuring of the people against the Lord, as it were repining at their fatigue.
• The peculiar evil of prosperity is discontent, dissatisfaction with present gain and a longing for more, and a spirit of repining at the little ills and disappointments of life.
• He told himself that, with the dawning of the new day, he would no longer afford the luxury of self-pity, of vain repining for the past.
• If any sowing has gone wrong, do not waste time by repining over it, but sow again.
• It is gratifying to mention that instead of murmuring and repining at this change of fortune they offered their services to Mrs.
• But this solitude, at first a necessity, and then a pleasure, at length is not borne without repining.
• A swift glance round showed her she was unobserved, and springing to the door, she fled from the room, to weep out her blue eyes in senseless, hopeless repining.
• CHAPTER XIV SUBTLE INFLUENCE Although Lois preferred to remain in the country, yet she did not waste her days in repining over her life in the city.
• But if I died because I have no powers of flattery or rhetoric, I am very sure that you would not find me repining at death.
• The soul enduring enforced idleness and loss of power without repining.
• The train moved on, for on the Emigrant Trail there was no leisure for fruitless repining.
• I noticed them at the time rather with wonder than with repining.
• As I listened to her, I felt ashamed of myself for repining because I had only had one plate of meat.
• But those at home had no time for repining, and we were called upon also to supply the needs of the soldier who was fighting for us with willing hands and stout heart.
• Oh! had I earlier known thy worth, I had not now been left repining, Nor asked to weave for thee the wreath That on my youthful brow was shining.
• Her face, calm and gentle, carried neither repining nor resignation, but a high and resolute courage.
• Repining because we are not angels in a world of no changes is folly, 696-m.
• If it stands written that I must break with my children, let the gap be too wide for repining.
• When trouble comes to him he does not aggravate it by foolish repining but sets himself to endure so much of it as is inevitable, with patience and with fortitude.
• He bore his loss like a man, sorrowing, but not repining.
• They felt constrained to submit without question or repining, when loud-toned commands were addressed to them, dreading lest worse things should come about.
• But deem not, gentle reader, that they had been spent by her in sinful repining at the hardships of her lot.
• In the capacious arms of his mother, Samuel Saul ceased his repining and contentedly gurgled again.
• Anthony and his companions did not, however, give way to despair, nor lose time in useless repining.

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