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Meanings of wellspring in English
Usage of wellspring in English
1
A wellspring of leaders and great scholars throughout the history of Charleston.
2
Most strong political arguments do, necessarily, arise from a wellspring of anger.
3
Raul, on the other hand, represents a limitless wellspring of high-cash clients.
4
He knew one thing, however-EvelynRogers was a wellspring of vital information.
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The idea that it was the wellspring of all technological achievement is new.
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Bhargava nevertheless found the book to be a wellspring of inspiration.
7
Without intending it, he had disclosed the wellspring of all these troubled waters.
8
He was supposed to be the Halcyon, the wellspring of con-structive, healing texts.
9
From that wellspring she became a visual artist, a filmmaker now as well.
10
When Clara touches the cup, its Light flows like a wellspring.
11
Indeed, every intellectual conquest is a wellspring of joy to our free children.
12
The wellspring of Life that Jesus says abides in us was being unleashed.
13
Any device we use must come from the wellspring of our lives and traditions.'
14
It is well-known in the automotive world that racing is a wellspring for innovation.
15
It's as though you have some eternal wellspring inside you-here.
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For surely the rich man's substance is the wellspring of the poor man's living.
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