What does committing mean?
Committing means present participle and gerund of commit.
Committing
/kəˈmɪtɪŋ/ · verb
Meaning
present participle and gerund of commit.
Definitions by Sense
- present participle and gerund of commit
- The act by which something is committed.
Example Sentences
This and more I would haue done, but what is past cannot bee recalled, and it is too late to put old omittings to new committings.
Any pedagogue knows that a criticism too often repeated destroys its own purpose. These ever more numerous sallies of our social critics into the old world, these punctual committings to print of all the painful things they learn there […]
Synonyms for committing
Antonyms for committing
Related Words
Word Forms
- committings
Usage Notes
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How do you use committing in a sentence?
This and more I would haue done, but what is past cannot bee recalled, and it is too late to put old omittings to new committings.
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