What is another word for readying?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛdɪɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "readying" is often used to describe the process of preparing or getting ready for something. However, there are many synonyms that can be used instead to add variety and interest to your writing. For example, you could use words like "preparing," "equipping," "organizing," "arranging," "gearing up," or "getting set." Each of these words has a slightly different connotation and can be used to describe different types of preparation. By using synonyms for "readying," you can make your writing more engaging and help your readers to better understand the nuances of your message.

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Usage examples for Readying

While the others were packing up the last oddments, ready for the saddle, I gave the girl Kyla the task of readying the rucksacks we'd carry after the trails got too bad even for the pack animals, and went to stand at the water's edge, checking the depth of the ford and glancing up at the smoke-hazed rifts between peak and peak.
"The Planet Savers"
Marion Zimmer Bradley
He heard the others readying themselves for sleep, but he did not look into their minds.
"Wizard"
Laurence Mark Janifer (AKA Larry M. Harris)
Seeing the big ship readying for take-off back to Earth....
"Police Your Planet"
Lester del Rey

Famous quotes with Readying

  • The Liberation Ladies will lead to generations of women willing to support a tired husband, and provide for his old age. He can be snug-abed in the morning while she pounds off in her thick boots to her job or carries a briefcase to her office. And when she comes home at night - she can cook his dinner, too, and wash and iron his shirts. She can do the housework, while he watches TV and complains of the pain in his back - which she will eventually rub away at bedtime. Women wanted careers, didn't they? They can do a man’s work, can't they? Well, let 'em do it, and be glad they were able to get a husband besides, even if they have to take care of him! Men, in short, are licking their lips and, for the first time in history, are readying themselves to be the exploiters in their turn…. Mom's out there, plugging and 'fulfilling' herself, and why should Pop worry? He's had it coming to him since Eve....
    Taylor Caldwell

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