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waymaking

waymaking adjective: providing a way, means, or solution despite difficulty or impossibility.

Adjective

waymaking (comparative more waymaking, superlative most waymaking)

  1. Providing a way, means, or solution despite difficulty or impossibility.
    • By Your grace and through Your strength, I'll tell others that You are a waymaking God.2013, David Foster, Brett Burleson, Praying the Gospel of John: An Illuminating Experience in the Word

Forms of waymaking

comparativemore waymaking
superlativemost waymaking

Origin of waymaking

Back-formation from waymaker, or from way + making.

Questions about waymaking

What does waymaking mean?
Waymaking means providing a way, means, or solution despite difficulty or impossibility.
What part of speech is waymaking?
Waymaking is an adjective.

Words near waymaking in the dictionary

  1. waylessness
  2. wayleway
  3. Waylon
  4. waymaker
  5. waymakers
  6. waymaking
  7. Wayman
  8. Waymans
  9. waymark
  10. waymarked
  11. waymarker

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