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Meanings of tidings in English
Portuguese
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noves Usage of tidings in English
1
Good tidings; no weather catastrophes; no wind-trashed hospitality areas or sunken greens.
2
He has come a long way to bear tidings of our empress.
3
For we expect friends to come upon us tonight, bearing happy tidings.
4
The tidings of despair created a terrible commotion in the starving city.
5
The tidings, bad in themselves, were greatly exaggerated in the British gazettes.
6
The tidings of the tragedy filled the château with alarm and dismay.
7
Sigvat the skald had remained behind in Viken, and heard the tidings.
8
His vengeance is concealed, and sends the tidings in the fatal blow.
9
Weeping in your dreams, foretells ill tidings and disturbances in your family.
10
The solemn tidings passed from the chamber of death through the family.
11
The tidings brought by the cabman were of the most unexpected kind.
12
The tidings of his flight brought the people into the streets again.
13
In face of the terrible tidings, that would have been too presumptuous.
14
How excellent is the man who brings good tidings of your coming!
15
Soon after came the tidings of a general advance of our armies.
16
But I shall be thinking of the shepherds and the glad tidings.
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Tidings across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare