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Meanings of fount in English
Usage of fount in English
1
The fount of feeling, of pain, was for the moment dried up.
2
That which keeps the world going, the fount of life, is folly.
3
But he hadn't the faintest idea of the fount of Liosha's motherliness.
4
Who can tell in what hidden fount the feelings have their spring?
5
I come from the cradle of civilisation, the original fount of learning.
6
Williams is the sunniest of contemporary poets, an inexhaustible fount of cheer.
7
He was her boogeyman, the fount of all her miseries and unhappiness.
8
Far from it, Admiral, you'll be our chief fount of information.
9
World Water Day quiz -are you a fount of wisdom?
10
But the breath may wake the fount of pity-thewriting not.
11
Then the shaking would cease and the fount be dry for a season.
12
The Tamil fount of types was the first that we began to recast.
13
The cathedral, a fount of superstition, must find no place in his life.
14
He goes to the fountain-head, to the fount of deliverance, and of forgiveness.
15
Carlton Fitzpatrick is a fount of computer-crime war-stories, related in an acerbic drawl.
16
Choral and orchestral works alike borrow from the fount of Hungarian folk music.
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Translations for fount
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Spanish
Fount through the time
Fount across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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