| ANTIQUATING | • antiquating v. Present participle of antiquate. • ANTIQUATE v. to make antique. |
| ATTENUATING | • attenuating v. Present participle of attenuate. • ATTENUATE v. to make thin; to reduce in value. |
| DEVALUATING | • devaluating v. Present participle of devaluate. • DEVALUATE v. to devalue, to reduce the value of a country's currency by lowering the exchange rate. |
| EVENTUATING | • eventuating v. Present participle of eventuate. • EVENTUATE v. to turn out. |
| EXTENUATING | • extenuating v. Present participle of extenuate. • extenuating adj. That lessens the seriousness of something by providing an excuse. • EXTENUATING adj. excusing. |
| FLUCTUATING | • fluctuating v. Present participle of fluctuate. • fluctuating adj. Subject to irregular changes in quantity or quality. • fluctuating n. A fluctuation. |
| FRUCTUATING | • fructuating v. Present participle of fructuate. • FRUCTUATE v. to come to fruit, to fructify. |
| HABITUATING | • habituating v. Present participle of habituate. • habituating adj. Habit-forming. • HABITUATE v. to accustom to. |
| INFATUATING | • infatuating v. Present participle of infatuate. • INFATUATE v. to inspire with foolish or unreasoning passion. |
| INSINUATING | • insinuating v. Present participle of insinuate. • INSINUATE v. to hint or indirectly suggest. |
| PUNCTUATING | • punctuating v. Present participle of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| REACTUATING | • reactuating v. Present participle of reactuate. • REACTUATE v. to actuate again. |
| RESITUATING | • resituating v. Present participle of resituate. • RESITUATE v. to situate again. |
| REVALUATING | • revaluating v. Present participle of revaluate. • REVALUATE v. to evaluate again. |