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Shakspere

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[sheyk-speer] / ˈʃeɪk spɪər /

noun

  1. William. Shakespeare, William.


Other Word Forms

  • Shaksperian adjective
  • Shaksperianism noun

Example Sentences

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However, I will admit William Shakespeare/Shakspere/Shaksper somewhat ruins that theory.

From The Guardian

There is another also ascribed to him quoted in “Shakspere’s Poetry,” No. 6, Bacon Society Journal, p.

From Project Gutenberg

William Shakspere wrote even for those who could not read, but who might learn while looking and listening.

From Project Gutenberg

Page 54, Correct spelling: Shakspere's to Shakespeare's. ... startling of Shakespeare's plays, ...

From Project Gutenberg

All the records of Shakspere’s lifetime have been hunted up and printed.

From Project Gutenberg