Sabina

[ suh-bee-nuh, -bahy- ]

noun
  1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “a Sabine woman.”

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How to use Sabina in a sentence

  • In 1537 he became cardinal bishop of Sabina, and died in Rome on the 25th of July 1539.

  • The Rector's solemn tones awed Sabina into momentary quiescence, and reached even the dying woman's dulled ears.

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  • Indeed Sabina Meldreth presented at that moment a strange and even tragic appearance.

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  • Sabina Meldreth, in the presence of your dead mother and of your living God, I call upon you to do the same.

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  • He knew Sabina Meldreth by name only, and had not derived a very pleasant impression of her from all that he had heard.

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