Soaring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• fly or rise high in the air
• maintain height in the air without flapping wings or using engine power
• increase rapidly above the usual level
NOUN:
• the act of soaring
• the activity of flying a glider
ADJECTIVE:
• flying high
• ascending to a level markedly higher than the usual
• of imposing height; especially standing out above others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fly at a great height
• a. & n. from Soar.
• the sport of flying in a heavier-than-air craft without power

Words related to SOARING

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How to use SOARING in a sentence

• Willie began to draw in his string and roll it up on its stick, slowly pulling down to the earth the soaring sun-scout he had sent aloft for the news.
• Every turn which showed another empty stretch ahead sent his spirits soaring.
• The eagle is not checked in soaring by any consciousness of sex, nor asks the sex of the timid hare, its quarry.
• A timid boy, creeping around among his boisterous companions like a little monk, it was that soaring spirit which first taught him to look up.
• Julius instinctively selected men of soaring and audacious genius, who were capable of planning on a colossal scale.
• The ice cracked again under her feet, but her mind, soaring in flights of fancy, took no heed.
• Behind it is the soaring Swyre Head, 670 feet high, and the third of that name in Dorset.
• The hills were swelling and sinking, folding and soaring on every view.
• A form of divine headdress was a cap enclosed in horns, between which appeared the soaring lion-headed eagle, which symbolized Nin-Girsu.
• Man is to be made one with God, not by soaring intellect, but by lowly love.
• For God hath given to mine inward eye Vision of England soaring to the sun.
• Rich and soaring souls have a self-sufficing modesty, which, in its own exuberance, asks but little from others.
• Prices mounted up and up, and when calmer counsels held that they had reached their limits all such counsels were abashed by prices soaring higher still.
• Further yet in the distance rises the elegant lantern tower of the Invalides, soaring up between the bluish pile of the Luxembourg and the gray tours of Saint-Sulpice.
• The last of the faint smoke puffs was just soaring into space, making four still in sight.
• Where the two bays join their waters, a mountain rises precipitous, its gray limestone rocks soaring sheer upwards, rugged and formidable.
• Lines of trees, patchwork patterns made by the fields, and oddly grouped farm buildings swept along beneath the soaring plane, growing smaller with uncanny rapidity.
• It was the creation, in spite of them, nay, by their very aid, of a glowing, living, soaring, and enchanting work of art.
• Over all this opulence of bloom the larks were soaring and singing.
• But in the meantime, high up in the sky, was soaring a hawk who, possibly, was fated to devour precisely that same conqueror.
• First, soaring overhead, came a half dozen friendly planes.

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