Bezaleel

[ bih-zal-ee-uhl ]

/ bɪˈzæl i əl /

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noun

the chief architect of the tabernacle. Exodus 31:1–11.

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OTHER WORDS FROM Bezaleel

Be·zal·e·el·i·an

[bih-zal-ee-el-ee-uhn, bez-uh-lee-lee-], /bɪˌzæl iˈɛl i ən, ˌbɛz əˈli li-/, adjective

Words nearby Bezaleel

beyond the call of duty, beyond the pale, beyond the shadow of a doubt, Beyrouth, Beza, Bezaleel, bezant, bez antler, bezel, Béziers, bezique

How to use Bezaleel in a sentence

Aunt Lydia, the evening of this call by Bezaleel Baggs, had a remark to make to her husband.
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The desired document was that promise to pay Bezaleel Baggs five hundred dollars, which Walter had noticed.
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Walter thought of the day when he saw Bezaleel Baggs on the shore looking off toward the Chair.
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A feller gets a good apprenticeship with Bezaleel Baggs, I tell you.
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When Uncle Bezaleel does come down on a man, he can drop heavy.
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