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blent

American  
[blent] / blɛnt /

verb

  1. a simple past tense and past participle of blend.


blent British  
/ blɛnt /

verb

  1. archaic  a past participle of blend

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Other Word Forms

  • unblent adjective

Example Sentences

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The church is a “serious house on serious earth ... In whose blent air all our compulsions meet, are recognised, and robed as destinies,” he writes.

From The Guardian

Little by little, however, as the novelty of the air wore off, the consciousness that they were beseeching the Man of Righteousness to come out to them blent with their yearning sympathy for their melody.

From Project Gutenberg

White cloud with blue water blent, Cloud dipping down to wave its lazy head, Wave curling under cloud its cloudy blue.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus for his pictured pageant, gay or grave, He seized and fixed the moving hour's event, Maker of history by the life he gave To fact with fancy blent.

From Project Gutenberg

And all these impressions were inextricably blent with his 57 first yearnings of holy aspiration, his first passion of mystical devotion.

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