Temporizing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPORIZING in dictionary:

VERB:
• avoid making a decision or committing oneself in order to gain time
NOUN:
• delaying so as to gain time or to avoid making a decision
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act to suit the time or occasion; yield to current or dominant opinion

Words related to TEMPORIZING

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How to use TEMPORIZING in a sentence

• What he wants comes to pass, because he can not see danger, difficulty, nor any of the obstacles that daunt the prudent and the temporizing.
• Desmond was at last convinced that the time for temporizing was over.
• The passions awakened on both sides were far too strong however, for any such temporizing.
• It was a desperate expedient to shield himself as well as he might from the damaging recoil of his own temporizing statesmanship.
• The solution seems to lie in the temporizing feebleness of Buchanan and in the superior finesse and daring conspiracy of Cobb, Thompson, and Floyd.
• If he heard them at all, he either disdained to yield them any notice, or, guided by a temporizing policy, he chose to appear unconscious of their import.
• He was merely temporizing till he could bring such an array of the papal powers against the reformers that they could present no successful resistance.
• Still, knowing what I should do, I hesitated, temporizing with myself.
• All through this trying period the Czar and his advisers were temporizing and attempting to obtain peace by means of petty concessions.
• I dismissed the servant with a message of the temporizing sort.
• John, deserted by all, had no resource but in temporizing and submission.
• They live from hand to mouth, and never rise above the expedients and temporizing policy of advocates.
• She was a woman of natural shrewdness, but not sufficiently conversant with the world to know the advantage of prudently temporizing, or the usefulness of forbearance.
• Temporizing with a wrong, or compromising with it in any way, were things outside of her reasoning, and she never would admit that they were justifiable under any circumstances.
• While slavery existed no statesmanship was possible, except that which was temporary and temporizing.
• He, perhaps, was kindly temporizing with our poor countrywoman, whom an Englishman of ordinary mould would have sent to a lunatic-asylum at once.
• Temporizing will not do the work, but let us be wise in our approach to the subject before boys, whose viewpoint cannot be expected to be that of adults.

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