Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Middle English preterit of
reave .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I called Rafe to play for me because I wished to be soothed.
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I called Rafe to play for me because I wished to be soothed.
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I called Rafe to play for me because I wished to be soothed.
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I called Rafe to play for me because I wished to be soothed.
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Heather calls Rafe back in as she looks happy about it.
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Stella blinked at the notion of Rafe, with his many aliases and his unquestionably shady past, being labeled “nice” by anyone.
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In much modern media, personalities such as Rafe Mair are as much entertainers as journalists.
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In much modern media, personalities such as Rafe Mair are as much entertainers as journalists.
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"Rafe," sighed Mingo, touching the old Mandraque's sword arm and pushing it gently down.
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“You’re identified as Rafe Stonebraker’s agency date,” Clementine said in ominous tones.
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