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sofer

American  
[soh-fer, saw-fer, soh-fer] / ˈsoʊ fər, sɔˈfɛr, ˈsoʊ fɛr /

noun

(often initial capital letter)

PLURAL

soferim
  1. scribe.


Etymology

Origin of sofer

From the Hebrew word sōphēr

Example Sentences

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It’s been nearly 30 years but Rena Sofer still remembers her line from a classic scene on ABC’s “General Hospital” in 1994 when her character jumped out of a cake to surprise her husband and his other wife.

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And then she turns and she goes, ‘Help me out, boys,’” Sofer recalled in a recent interview.

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Sofer reprises the role for a limited run beginning Tuesday.

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Sofer recognizes how special it is for an actor’s work to resonate with people.

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Executive producer Frank Valentini brought in a nail artist to work with Sofer to create nail designs to match Lois’ outfits.

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