putting down in English

placing, laying down; suppression; writing, recording; humiliation; euthanasia; killing (animals)

Use "putting down" in a sentence

1. Terrorizing citizens, putting down freedom fighters.

2. I've been putting down rebellions in this rotten outpost for eleven years.

3. Claimer allowes your players to claim places by putting down a sign saying

4. 26 Just as I was putting down roots, our family had to move up north.

5. Previously he had “padded” his expense account, putting down things that were not direct business expenses.

6. They were areas with a shifting working-class population, and ideal for putting down bohemian roots.

7. Gullible hadn't been driving a great big lorry around the place and putting down rat poison.

8. Either Quinn knew just what he was doing or he was going to provoke the kidnapper into putting down the phone.

9. Though the Army was only active for a few years, from 1860 to 1864, it was instrumental in putting down the Taiping Rebellion.

10. 🔊 After putting down five thousand dollars on the car, the buyer decided to Amortize the rest through small payments over two years

11. And they're now fully capable of handling any of the loads you would see in flight -- just like putting down your convertible top.

12. We hear of how useful a “properly Barbarised public school boy” might be in putting down unruly natives or dealing with the lower orders

13. For instance, putting down a towel is already etiquette among nudists, said George Davis, who wore a black fanny pack, a fake lei and sandals at the nude-in.

14. Most of the documentary focuses on Roman Crucifixion (especially Christ's Crucifixion but also Spartacus's Rebellion, Varus putting down a Jewish revolt, Nero's persecution of Christians, and the fall of Jerusalem).

15. "I'm horrible Afear'd," observed the elder gentleman putting down his empty glass, "as my son Bill Whalley is a reg'lar fool." Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No

16. Assertive Communication What is Assertiveness? Assertiveness is communicating and expressing your thoughts, feelings, and opinions in a way that makes your views and needs clearly understood by others, without putting down their thoughts, feelings, or opinions

17. Crushing: 1 adj physically or spiritually devastating; often used in combination “a Crushing blow” “a Crushing rejection” “bone- Crushing ” Synonyms: devastating destructive causing destruction or much damage n forceful prevention; putting down by power or authority Synonyms: quelling , stifling , suppression Types: crackdown severely

18. Brillish seed was sown way back in 1979 when Ashok Sadiora, the founder of Brills started teaching English to collegian students when he himself had just joined college. Brills started putting down the education roots when University English, the maiden book authored by Ashok Sadiora saw its release when he himself was still studying at college.