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eld
/ ɛld /
noun
- old age
- olden days; antiquity
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Origin of eld1
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Example Sentences
Mrs. Pray, though she was contemplating the garb of eld, was unconsciously going back to youth and the joy of playing.
Martha Waterman caught the recognition of it in Isabel's eyes, pointed at the empty seats of eld, and nodded gayly.
It was the contrivance of a white-faced thing, a sorcerer, that dwelt in that country in the Wood of Eld.
I didnt think a mans bloomin ears would ave eld so much row at onct.
My desires are more laudable,yet honourable eld refuses to impress itself upon my features.
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