Simulating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIMULATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIMULATE, to take on the appearance of
• pretend to have or feel (an emotion)
• produce a computer model of
• imitate the appearance or character of

Words related to SIMULATING

simulant10 simulate10 simulated12 simulates11

How to use SIMULATING in a sentence

• Thereupon he went himself to the monastery and simulating illness requested a drink of milk.
• I averred I was not hungry and put the bread in my pack, of which I had made a pillow, and simulating comfort, said I thanked him and would now go to sleep.
• The people were simulating death! They were posing as the victims of the plague that infested the land! Chase shuddered at this exhibition of diabolical cunning.
• I may not love, but I cannot and will not deceive you, even by simulating love that does not exist.
• Then the hunter, simulating the movements of a seal, crawls toward his game until he is within rifle shot.
• So that we need not continue to shake our few remaining hairs in simulating feelings of surprise or horror.
• This has contributed to the extant cause of misconception as to actual differences between luxation and conditions simulating dislocation.
• Such an one may easily find reasons for agreeing with Milton in many inspired outbursts of eloquence simulating the logic that is in fact lacking to them.
• She tried to quell her tremors by simulating indignation.
• All of this led me to suspect that the patient was simulating a good many of his symptoms, and that, at any rate, he was very much exaggerating his psychotic state.
• Were they really glad, or were they cunningly simulating gladness? He wondered.
• This is hung with candy or bits of colored paper simulating candy.
• He found himself struggling to keep back a smile at the picture of some fat old woman in a dressing gown simulating hysteria that she might ruin a love affair.
• Red Pete, in stormy hysterics, had included her in a sweeping denunciation of the whole universe, possibly for simulating an emotion in which she herself was deficient.
• It was enough perhaps that the part was played by a man who was really blind, instead of by one merely simulating blindness.

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