Antonyms for sitting
ˈsɪt ɪŋsit·ting

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1. • Meeting
   • Motion
   • Photography

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1. sitting, posingnoun

   (photography) the act of assuming a certain position (as for a photograph or portrait)

   "he wanted his portrait painted but couldn't spare time for the sitting"

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   posing, seance, session

2. sittingnoun

   the act of assuming or maintaining a seated position

   "he read the mystery at one sitting"

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   posing, seance, session

3. seance, sitting, sessionnoun

   a meeting of spiritualists

   "the seance was held in the medium's parlor"

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   school term, academic session, posing, academic term, seance, session

4. sittingadjective

   a session as of a legislature or court

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   posing, seance, session

5. seated, sittingadjective

   (of persons) having the torso erect and legs bent with the body supported on the buttocks

   "the seated Madonna"; "the audience remained seated"

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   seated

6. sittingadjective

   not moving and therefore easy to attack

   "a sitting target"

   Antonyms:
   moving

   Synonyms:
   seated

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1. sittingnoun

   Associated words:
   sedentary, assession, astasia

How to use sitting in a sentence?

1. Scott Walker:

   Regardless of political party, no one wants to criticize the sitting President in that way because it can be taken the wrong way by a lot of people, but there is a concern and an alarm out there about the nature of this threat we're facing in the Middle East.

2. House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff:

   We have a very capable justice, sitting in that Senate chamber, empowered by the Senate rules to decide issues of evidence and privilege. And so if any of these witnesses have a colorable claim that they wish to make or the President on their behalf, we have a justice who is able to make those determinations, and we trust that the chief justice can do so, unlike in the House, where the President could play rope a dope in the courts for years, that is not an option for the President's team here, and it gives no refuge to people who want to hide behind executive privilege to avoid the truth coming out.

3. Terrence Howard:

   Oh, it could mean love; sometimes it's a noun; sometimes it's a verb; sometimes it's an adjective; it's all, there's a spirit attached to it, you know, my dad uses it. My brothers use it. I use it. I'm sitting here, I'm hoping maybe I won't use it with my son, but I don't know if I'll be honest if I didn't use it with my son. You know, my friends use it. I call my white friends 'what's up, my n****?' You know, that's, it has taken on this term to us, but it's blown out of proportion outside the world, so I don't know.

4. Defense Secretary James Mattis:

   I did not want to immediately go in with a certain preset expectation of what they are going to say, i want to go in and do a lot of listening. I will be very clear about what we see developing, but that's the whole reason I am making the trip instead of just sitting in Washington reading news reports, intelligence reports or analyst reports.

5. Thomas Ian Nicholas:

   The fifth ‘American Pie’ has been written and as far as I know has been sitting on a shelf in Universal collecting dust for the last five years, … I’m not really where that stands. There’s been a lot of rumors online. Some fans have started Twitter pages called ‘American Vacation,’ pretending that it’s happening. I haven’t heard anything. I was the first one to agree to do ‘American Reunion.’ I remember [writer] Adam Herz, we were talking at a sushi restaurant in 2009. He was like, ‘Hey, what do you think of this idea about doing a reunion? I was like, ‘Count me in… Good luck coordinating everyone’s schedules.’ Sure enough, it took about three years.

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