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Meanings of widower in English
Usage of widower in English
1
Yes; he was a widower, and late that evening at the fishing.
2
In 1761, he was a widower and an officer of the excise.
3
Schouisky was a widower, and in the fiftieth year of his age.
4
I am a widower; I have no children left to me alive.
5
Norgaard, now a widower, would be looking for a new wife anyway.
6
And Ms Klausutis's widower has pleaded with Trump to cease the attack.
7
Sita perished upon the spot, and the widower remained inconsolable-fora time.
8
A widower would abstain from society and the theater for six months.
9
Mrs. Dacre died, and the widower and his daughter returned to England.
10
He's just a nice, decent, attractive, intelligent, well-dressed widower from the Midwest.
11
The captain was a widower with one child, a girl of fifteen.
12
She was the daughter of a doctor in our town, a widower.
13
Since then my son has become a widower and has gone travelling.
14
Legislative Council and a widower ought not to look like Mr. Severn.
15
He was a widower, lived alone, and was the only remaining grandparent.
16
I suppose it is some cross old widower, with a dozen children.
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Widower across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common