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Meanings of tithe in English
Usage of tithe in English
1
The home market could not consume a tithe of the home product.
2
Gentiles are in business and suffer by competition with tithe-supported business enterprises.
3
Z Budapest asks for a tithe from women to support her work.
4
Meanwhile the tithe question became & fruitful source of discontent and bloodshed.
5
Already, the tithe-farmers plead inability to recover their dues from the cultivators.
6
In Ulster, where no such tithe is required, these insurrections are unknown.
7
Some neighbouring landowner had committed a trespass or withheld a tithe pig.
8
Your flocks also he will tithe, and you shall be his servants.
9
Mr. Granger was thinking about his tithe, also about a sick cow.
10
Who else has done a tithe of the work I have done?
11
But S. Maria Novella has not a tithe of S. Croce's treasures.
12
Why didn't you buy an old tithe barn and live in that?
13
Could they give him back one tithe of what he had lost?
14
And of the tithe wrung from misfortune, the Government, strange to say!
15
Besides, I happen to know you tithe even more than Father Church expects.
16
Members pay a tithe of 10 per cent of their earnings.
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Tithe through the time
Tithe across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common