obs.
or Obs.
observation.
observatory.
obsolete.
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How to use obs. in a sentence
As she told Nouvel Obs, “After that, I felt relieved and I was less afraid of writing.”
“Yes, we were all at the end of our rope,” she told Nouvel Obs.
Still, as she noted in the Nouvel Obs interview, that acted as a de facto practice run for this book.
I am inclined to bring in here, as a derivative form of cal, and perhaps corresponding with the Obs.
The River-Names of Europe | Robert FergusonLieutenant Kerwin claims to have made his report from "close inquiries and from personal obs ervation."
The Colored Regulars in the United States Army | T. G. Steward
The man who ran this was a relative of the secretary of the OBS.
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists | Robert TressellWhen she plays on it, I stand and listen at the drawing-room door, and my heart thr-obs in time!
The Wolves and the Lamb | William Makepeace ThackerayHarbour, hr′bur, n. any refuge or shelter: a port for ships—obs.
British Dictionary definitions for obs
obsolete
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