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Meanings of noontide in English
Usage of noontide in English
1
Their parched throats refused to sing in the noontide of their labor.
2
There came a strange hush in the heat of the noontide hours.
3
It was only a couple of organ-grinders resting during the noontide heat.
4
Now Dickory spoke from out of the blazing noontide of his countenance.
5
Two shepherds, avoiding the noontide heat, retire into the cave of Faunus.
6
I overflow with spirits and have a noontide engagement with an Ostermoor.
7
They sojourned with us during the noontide, greater travellers far than we.
8
Yes; the walk through the sand and the noontide heat had tired her.
9
It is possible to stumble at noontide, as in the dark.
10
The noontide heat and stillness was casting its drowsy spell upon the island.
11
One might put thirty miles between here and ourselves before noontide.
12
All she could figure was that the noontide heat was involved.
13
They entered the hospitium, where the noontide meal was about to be served.
14
The great noontide silence had already fallen upon house and compound.
15
There was a moment's silence; the warm noontide seemed to listen.
16
The silence is as deep as that of a noontide forest.
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United Kingdom
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