Cuthbert

[ kuhth-bert ]

noun
  1. Saint, a.d. c635–687, English monk and bishop.

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How to use Cuthbert in a sentence

  • Cuthbert's importunity in the matter is clearly set forth in60 a deposition by Henry Johnson, one of Alleyn's tenants.

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  • Dom Cuthbert led them to the guest-chamber, from which opened three diminutive bedrooms.

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  • "This is where you'll sit," said Dom Cuthbert, pointing to two kneeling-chairs on either side of the opening into the quire.

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  • St. Cuthbert was born in the Lothians; at eight years he was living under the care of a widow in the village of Wrangholm.

British Dictionary definitions for Cuthbert

Cuthbert

/ (ˈkʌθbət) /


noun
  1. Saint. ?635–87 ad, English monk; bishop of Lindisfarne. Feast day: March 20

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