Albion

[al-bee-uhn]

noun

1. Alebion.

2. a city in S Michigan.

3. Literary.,  Britain.

Albion

/ ˈælbɪən /

noun

1. archaic,  Britain or England

Word History and Origins

Origin of Albion¹

C13: from Latin, of Celtic origin

Example Sentences

Having tagged along with her neighbours' two boys at the age of six, she would cross town and codes to play both league for Keighley Albion and union for Keighley on weekends.

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Jonah Labib, Jacob’s father, said the boys had enjoyed a full day of competitive tournament matches at the Albion Cup in Temecula before the accident.

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During my commentary for 5 Live that night I'd mentioned interest from Brighton and Hove Albion so I'm not surprised to see him in the Premier League and West Ham have a real gem.

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A club the size of West Bromwich Albion should always be aiming for promotion, but the Championship is more competitive than ever before, and the club is still navigating financial restrictions.

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Baby Basics UK, which provides practical essentials to families with children between 0 and 5 years old, has moved to Albion House, in Savile Street, Sheffield.

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