Wording is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORDING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the style of expressing in words
• the words used to express something; the way in which something is expressed
• choice and arrangement of words
• The act or manner of expressing in words; style of expression; phrasing.
• the manner in which something is expressed in words
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express in words (speech sounds that communicate meaning)
• the act or style of expressing in words

Words related to WORDING

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Words that contain WORDING

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How to use WORDING in a sentence

• Both the wording and the signature of many of his private letters are simple and unostentatious to a high degree.
• Of these the only one that need concern us here is that the wording of a passage may not be abstract and yet be general.
• Boyd has portrayed, with here and there a happy trait of grace or humour beyond the wording of the text, the very scene and people.
• Yet with the instinct of the wild thing that hides itself to die alone he avoided direct mention of the fact, direct wording of the inevitable.
• Then find the section or clause or wording in your state constitution that gives authority for each of these things.
• In case its exact wording should not be remembered, it is repeated here.
• Taynton took up a quill pen, thought over for a moment the wording of his note and then wrote rapidly.
• To begin with, the wording of the note contains an inexplicable blunder.
• Upon this succeeded the celebrated signal, the development of which to its final wording is a little uncertain.
• Pepper a little wink which he understood, and I am sure no one was told the wording of the message I had received.
• Each of these is more or less fully discussed in this volume, except wording, which really requires a fuller rhetorical study than can here be ventured.
• By an Act passed by Parliament in 1865, and confirmed by both Houses of Convocation, an important change was made in the wording of the declaration required.
• A little further on we come upon the first and last passage which does actually recall by its wording a famous instance of the full and ripened style of Shakespeare.
• He read her letters by the light of what Hammond had told him, and saw the delicate wording by which she tried to show her sympathy, yet almost repelled his confidence.
• He read the wording very carefully, but it failed to awaken any responsive chords in his memory.
• And, even after having purposely made the wording rather obscure, he put it into code.
• Brougham observed, that there was something so singular in the wording of this document as to warrant jealousy of their designs.
• Newport would so far alter the wording of the motion, as not to assume the existence of the guilty practices which were to constitute the subject of inquiry.
• The wording of that will seemed to be adjusted to the peculiarities of Mrs.
• I doubt if even Marion Wilbur can give you any satisfactory account of the wording of the sentences.
• He thought it well over, and felt assured that very much of the success of such a measure must depend upon the wording of the letter.
• The content or the real subject of which a book treats, and not the form or the accidental wording of the title, determines its place.
• No, it was not an easy letter which he had to write, and he took the night and the greater part of the next day to decide upon its wording.
• In some such wise Heraclitus spoke, but it seemed to Joseph he had lost something of the spirit of the saying in too profuse wording of it.
• A person need only look at these letters with their heavy wording and abrupt sentences to see that they were composed in a state of torpor which borders on sleep.
• The exact wording of the note has not been made public, but it is said that its tone is very mild and friendly.
• Wapshott, the wording of the Commission had frightened him, and he wished himself at home.
• He declared again, in defiant tones, that the right of the people to permit or exclude was clearly included in the wording of the measure.
• You perhaps remember the wording of the will? Before I left home to go abroad, so long ago, when I bade good-by to old Mr.
• Parliament undertook the investigation, making it the occasion, when the evidence was completed, of a special statute, so remarkable that I quote it in its detail and wording.
• To be clear, a question must be free from obscure wording.
• Pankhurst pointing out the vagueness of these assurances announced her intention then and there of going round to Downing Street to ask for a more definite wording.

Similar words containing WORD without suffix ing

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