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sàlvia comuna A small perennial plant of the species Salvia officinalis, used for medicinal and culinary purpose.
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Examples for "sage"
Examples for "sage"
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Maybe they'll help us navigate, offering sage advice for the road ahead.
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The head of the sage will help the arm of the soldier.
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The royal sage has always lived in the enjoyment of every comfort.
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The true sage, in his opinion, excelled in both philosophy and mysticism.
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Is there some mightier sage, of whom we have yet to learn?'
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Ramona remained outside with the newspaper, then decided to start the coffee.
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Ramona kidnapped Charles, although Elsa protested that it was against the law.
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Ramona met Arthur Ridley face to face just outside of the post-office.
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Frozen in her tracks, Ramona saw with dilated eyes all that followed.
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The hiring was first reported by ESPN's Marc Stein and Ramona Shelburne.
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The true sage, in his opinion, excelled in both philosophy and mysticism.
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The leaves are grey, with a strong offensive smell resembling true sage.
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The true sage will never submit to the temptations of illusion.
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Doth not the true sage willingly walk on the crookedest paths?
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A wise man's heart is seldom glad, if its owner be a true sage.
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Most dried sage used to be "Dalmatian " sage, from the Balkan coast; today Albania and other Mediterranean countries are the largest producers.
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A tender perennial sage native to Mexico that resembles many other garden sages.
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Besides, I see them daily taking their building-materials from the path and gathering their harvest on the wild-flowers, especially on the meadow sage.
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A number of different plants are called sage, but the one of most medicinal interest is common sage, or Salvia officinalis.
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A number of different plants are called sage, but the one of most medicinal interest is common sage, or Salvia officinalis.
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This is the Common Sage of the garden; and with the Green-leaved, which is but a sub-variety, the most esteemed for culinary purposes.