biding (Meaning)

Webster

biding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bide

Webster

Residence; habitation.

He sat quietly in the corner, biding his time until the right moment to speak.
The cat lingered near the mouse hole, biding its time for the perfect opportunity to pounce.
She remained patient, biding her time until she could pursue her dream career.
The investors were cautious, biding their time until the market conditions improved.
The soldiers were ordered to hold their position, biding their time until reinforcements arrived.
Despite the urgency, she knew rushing wouldn't help; she was biding her time for the most effective approach.
The detective stayed undercover, biding his time to gather enough evidence for a solid case.
The spider sat motionless in its web, biding its time for unsuspecting prey to wander into its trap.
The artist worked slowly, biding her time as she waited for inspiration to strike.
They were in no rush to make a decision, content with biding their time until they had all the necessary information.

of Bide, Residence; habitation.

lingering, persisting, keeping up, residual, holding up, staying,abiding, continuing, enduring, lasting

waning, abating,waning, subsiding, dying (down), passing, ending, concluding, concluding, closing

He sat quietly in the corner, biding his time until the right moment to speak.

The cat lingered near the mouse hole, biding its time for the perfect opportunity to pounce.

She remained patient, biding her time until she could pursue her dream career.

The investors were cautious, biding their time until the market conditions improved.