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o'er

1

[ awr, ohr ]

preposition

, Literary.
  1. contraction of over.


OER

2

o'er

/ əʊə; ɔː /

preposition

  1. See over
    a poetic contraction of over


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Example Sentences

The maiden kept the silent, lonely path,And gently passing o'er her face, she feltThe motion of the perfume-laden breeze.

Thou that ripplest o'er thy bed, go slowly, slowly, little brook!

"Thanks, teacher dear," the scholars cried, and awe crept darkly o'er 'em.

The moon rose o'er the city,Behind the dark church spire; The moon rose o'er the cityAnd kept on rising higher.

And by my word, the bonny birdIn danger shall not tarry; For though a storm is coming on,I'll row you o'er the ferry.

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