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Shakspere

[ sheyk-speer ]

noun



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  • Shak·speri·an adjective noun
  • Shak·speri·an·ism noun

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Example Sentences

But I had no idea the wind sat in that quarter, as your Mr. Shakspere would say.

He was under the disadvantage of never having either seen or read "Shakspere."

Shakspere's own relations with one or other of his noble patrons would make him specially alive to such suggestion.

Shakspere makes Hamlet speak of annihilation as "a consumma21tion devoutly to be wished."

Of all the apparent coincidences I have noticed between Shakspere's previous plays and the essays, none has any evidential value.

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