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Meanings of commons in English
Usage of commons in English
1
In the commons his lordship triumphed, but in the lords was defeated.
2
The commons succeeded in electing the same tribunes for the fifth time.
3
Richard Burton Photo: Creative commons We think; therefore, we often talk rubbish.
4
He used that to get a bit of private late-evening commons time.
5
We will build it around a great, neglected economic sphere: the commons.
6
Also the lords and commons consulted each other and joined in petitions.
7
In fields-inhills-inhigh-way sides-onwastes-oncommons, lie frequent and unsuspected bones.
8
Two bills were introduced for this purpose in the house of commons.
9
At the close, the power of the commons was at its zenith.
10
Felcia would have fit right in at the commons of lower university.
11
Commodity and mass production replaced by restoration of the commons and self-sufficiency.
12
Marilyn Monroe Photo: Creative commons I have about 100 pairs of pajamas.
13
The house of commons accordingly took into consideration the business of supply.
14
To grant or refuse supplies was the undoubted privilege of the commons.
15
As usual in such cases, appeals are made to the faithful commons.
16
They began in great open spaces and faded into commons equally unbounded.
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Commons through the time
Commons across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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