Asenath

[ as-uh-nath ]

noun

1. (in the Bible) the wife of Joseph and the mother of Manasseh and Ephraim.

Example Sentences

Principal Asenath Andrews has been like a surrogate mother to thousands of teen moms in Detroit.

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Her name was Asenath; and to Joseph and his wife God gave two sons.

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"And she is worth fifty thousand dollars, too," rejoined Asenath.

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But only Asenath's grim, angular visage was seen, as it looked from Anna's window, wondering whom Jim could be bringing home.

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"Asenath," and Anna's voice betrayed her astonishment that her sister should speak so in Adah's presence.

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Asenath and Eudora held out longer, but even they were not proof against Willie's winning ways.

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