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Meanings of prentice in English
Usage of prentice in English
1
The style of the forty pages is loose and feeble and 'prentice-like.
2
I am its greatest master, and it's time I took a prentice.'
3
It was like being back in her days as a prentice artisan.
4
They seem to me to prove the presence of the 'prentice hand.
5
He was a gunslinger now, after all, if only a 'prentice, and-
6
It is a pity you have not more than one 'prentice now.
7
And Joe himself was not quite the 'prentice lad I had known.
8
The headsman's 'prentice with twitching features gazed fixedly at the interrogated wretch.
9
He will have us up before the Council, laughed the goldsmith's 'prentice.
10
I'm a London 'prentice, but I know when I meet my match.
11
With them, to my surprise, I saw Peter Stoupe, my fellow 'prentice.
12
The smith's prentice shook his head and shrugged, plainly at a loss.
13
Yes, brave 'prentice-boys in the tier above, the cat-call by all means!
14
The History Boys can be seen as a development of this prentice work.
15
A tinker and prentice should be inconspicuous enough, all right, Totho?'
16
There is no further danger of life to the prentice lads.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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