Saving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAVING in dictionary:

PREPOSITION:
• with the exception of; except.
• with due respect to.
• except
NOUN:
• money laid aside for future use
• an economy of or reduction in money, time, or another resource
• the money one has saved, especially through a bank or official scheme
• a reservation; an exception.
• Something kept from being expended or lost; that which is saved or laid up; as, the savings of years of economy.
• Exception; reservation.
• an act of economizing; reduction in cost
• recovery or preservation from loss or danger
• the activity of protecting something from loss or danger
• economy
ADJECTIVE:
• preventing waste of a particular resource
• Preserving; rescuing.
• Avoiding unnecessary expense or waste; frugal; not lavish or wasteful; economical; as, a saving cook.
• Bringing back in returns or in receipts the sum expended; incurring no loss, though not gainful; as, a saving bargain; the ship has made a saving voyage.
• Making reservation or exception; as, a saving clause.
• bringing about salvation or redemption from sin
• characterized by thriftiness
• tending to save or preserve
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rescue from danger, injury, or loss
• the act or an instance of saving

Words related to SAVING

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How to use SAVING in a sentence

• He had won high regard in the Confederacy by saving Davis from capture.
• Even when he succeeds in saving a few dollars, the money seems to burn a hole in his pocket, and he generally lends it to some one in greater need than himself.
• She was sorry that her means of saving it had not been less questionable.
• Minds will be turned off from the discussion of the great saving doctrines of the gospel to a side issue.
• The walls can be rebuilt, but what was wasted and which cannot be rebuilt are the labor, the saving, the sacrifices that made those houses not mere walls but homes.
• Our sustenance each day was about a handful of deer-suet, which we had a long time been used to saving for such trials.
• The old selfish idea of saving our own souls has given way largely to the saving of others, by giving them a chance to redeem themselves.
• And because he is heir of Sandal, and the honor of the name is worth saving.
• Her medical attendants prescribed a long voyage and residence in a hot climate as the only means of saving her life.
• But the blankets we kindly gave them by way of saving our souls were manufactured for the colonial market, and would no more resist the rain than an old clothes-basket.
• It has been considerably modified, particularly by a proviso saving the rights of treaties.
• This enabled us to make a considerable saving of our provisions, which was an object of no small importance.
• The custom of the people, and the abundant provision of such things, will suggest to the economical traveller a method of saving largely in his daily expenses.
• He saw a means of saving his grandfather and the fruits of almost a lifetime of toil.
• But whence was the saving power to came? All through yesterday shares had been falling headlong.
• After the death of Julian, Maximus was nearly sacrificed by the soldiers, but his friends succeeded in saving his life.
• The furniture of every kind was plain, saving, perhaps, the old family plate, and such as he had added to it, which was all substantial, and made for use.
• He, destined rather for the business of destroying life, so much more glorious than saving it, must learn to play with soldiers.
• He reserved it strictly for those who were in greatest want, thereby saving a number of lives.
• This was the moment all his manhood had been training and saving for.
• They urged straight on, steadily, eagerly, coolly, spending and saving strength.
• Nor was I humbled Saving with shame that, running with the worst My feet yet stumbled.
• There was in the man a saving element of good nature, and no one ever got angry with him.
• Polly and her mother sat well into the night with him, hearing the story of his life, which he told in full, saving only the sin of his father.
• They availed themselves of the only chance left them of saving their lives, and surrendered.
• And when it had sucked the poison out of the wound, off it falls of my thumb by itself! And I thanked the woman for saving my life that capable and keeping her head that cool.
• The aim of that great church and its well-known Sunday School, is to make people happy by making them better, and to save them for this world after saving them for another world.
• In case of an upset they did not stand to worry over anything except saving their own lives.
• The Divine Founder of Christianity never ignored the fact that men have bodies which need saving, as well as souls, and some of His followers are following His example.

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