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sylphid
[ sil-fid ]
noun
- a little or young sylph.
adjective
- Also sylph·id·ine [] of, relating to, or characteristic of a sylph.
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Example Sentences
A nymph must rise from the stream, a sylphid from the rose, before I could allow another to steal you from my side.
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"You got the littlest waist I ever seen," reciprocated Lulu, regarding Lilly's sylphid figure with admiring eyes.
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You fancy you were once a sylphid,” said he; “but there are no sylphids, my sweet one, and there is no Summer-land.
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“Your fairy, the one you call Whisper, has taken care of it for your sake,” said the sister sylphid.
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Then, intwining arms with a bright sylphid, she flew with her over the gardens in a trance of delight.
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