Definitions
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- proper n. The companion of Paul in the New Testament, also called Silvanus.
- proper n. A male given name of Biblical origin.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Junior G Xavier Silas is a prolific scorer (20.4 ppg.) who gets the attention of the opposition, while junior C Sean Kowal is the workhorse in the middle all good teams need with 13.7 ppg and 8.0 rebounds.
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Silas is currently being questioned and will be held in the Morgan County Jail in Alabama.
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King Silas is the jaded monarch who apparently achieved his throne through dubious means and now jealously clings to his seat of power.
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Kings (“Prosperity” & “First Night”) – We find out just how ruthless King Silas is as he plans to have David killed, fearing that he has drawn too much attention to himself (and perhaps become a threat to the throne, as hinted at in the pilot).
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This season we will find out more about this parallel Earth (and no, King Silas is not ruling a modern day kingdom somewhere nearby).
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When I looked again Silas Dunlap was dead, and I suffered distinct disappointment in being cheated out of witnessing that particular event.
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Silas is a bit older than your wee ones, so some things we have to censor a lot less, and some things we censor more.
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Bruce's uncle Silas is sorely disappointed that his playboy nephew has failed to uphold the heroic Wayne tradition, so Bruce lets the dying man in on his secret.
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As teenagers, they grow apart, and by the time a second girl disappears in this little Mississippi town, Silas is back in town as the town constable.
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The only person that visited regularly was an acquaintance by the name of Silas Strong—the slave trader.
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