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doing /ˈduːwɪŋ/  

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  • noun
    plural -ings
    [noncount] :the act of making something happen through your own action
    It's the doing of the good deed that is important, not the thanks you receive.
    Informal phrases like take a bit of doing, take some doing, and take a lot of doing are used to say that something is difficult to do and requires a lot of effort or work.
    Finishing the work on time may take a bit of doing.
    It will take some doing to win the game.
    Getting the project done on time will take a lot of doing.
    If something is your doing, you did it.
    Is this mix-up your doing? [=did you cause the mix-up?]
    The surprise party was not all our doing; we had lots of help.
    doings [plural] :things that someone does
    I've been reading about the governor's latest doings. [=activities] :things that happen
    There have been some strange doings [=goings-on, occurrences] lately.