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e'en
1[een]
e'en
2[een]
noun
Chiefly Literary.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of e'en1
Contraction of even 2 ( def. )
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Example Sentences
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I must from thee away; There are laws which e'en spirits are bound to obey!
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I do not intend ever to have him; but if the poor creature is resolved to sigh at my feet, I must e'en let him.
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And e'en the merry mavis Will rank as rara avis— The sparrow, sole of all that sailed with Noah, Will learn the casual pot-shot to withstand!
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"But I would love to go to sea, and become famous like Admiral Blake, e'en though he were a Roundhead!"
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Ah, no! e'en in dying he would not deceive; And he promised, if spirit such power could receive, And he fell in his holy chivalry.
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