Benét

[bih-ney]

noun

1. Stephen Vincent, 1898–1943, U.S. poet and novelist.

2. his brother William Rose, 1886–1950, U.S. poet and critic.

Benét

/ bəˈneɪ /

noun

1. Stephen Vincent . 1898–1943, US poet and novelist, best known for his poem on the American Civil War John Brown's Body (1928)

Example Sentences

López Mari’s brother, Santiago “Chago” Benet Mari, who served as deputy photographer, told me how filmmaking has taken him and his family places he would have likely never otherwise visited.

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“Film is a universal language,” said Benet Mari.

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López Mari’s brother Benet Mari, served as the director of photography — and happened to have the resources to get a carousel on the beach.

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However, it was used in a service at St Benet Paul's Wharf – a church in London with a long association with the Welsh community – in 1988.

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Grace mocked Mangione for looking like “Dave Franco with Eugene Levy’s eyebrows” and revealed that she wants a “Ghost gun” like the one allegedly used in the crime because, “Every night I wake up to Jon Benet’s spirit screaming, ‘You used me!’”

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Related Words

• enmesh 
• ensnare 
• entangle 
• entice 
• implicate 
• seduce