Lynbrook

[ lin-brook ]

/ ˈlɪnˌbrʊk /

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noun

a village on W Long Island, in SE New York.

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How to use Lynbrook in a sentence

He went away exasperated by her inconsequence, and bills from Lynbrook continued to pour in on him.
The Fruit of the Tree|Edith Wharton
For some time past he had known that he ought to go back to Lynbrook, but he had not known how to tell Bessy that he was coming.
The Fruit of the Tree|Edith Wharton
When she turned her mare toward Lynbrook, the longing to see Amherst was again uppermost.
The Fruit of the Tree|Edith Wharton
It seemed to Amherst that all means of manifesting the finer impulses must slowly wither in the Lynbrook air.
The Fruit of the Tree|Edith Wharton

Still, he could not forget the last bitter hours, or change his opinion as to the futility of attempting to remain at Lynbrook.
The Fruit of the Tree|Edith Wharton