Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
elm .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Phipps said the disappearance of chestnuts and elms from the American landscape was sudden and devastating, both ecologically and for people used to seeing them in the woods.
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Phipps said the disappearance of chestnuts and elms from the American landscape was sudden and devastating, both ecologically and for people used to seeing them in the woods.
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The light green of the elms was as yet undimmed by the dust of summer, and the air was like the elixir of life.
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But the elms are a glory of dull gold; every twig is fringed with blossoms.
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There have been very few prouder or happier moments in his life than that in which he first felt that the old house under the elms was his.
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There have been very few prouder or happier moments in his life than that in which he first felt that the old house under the elms was his.
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It was called the elms, a long avenue of elms leading to the little house and skirting the broad green meadows.
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We were lying on the grassy bank of the Isis, enjoying a quiet afternoon picnic under the high elms.
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We were lying on the grassy bank of the Isis, enjoying a quiet afternoon picnic under the high elms.
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Mountain and Stone will thus be largely screened from Independence Avenue, along which new elms have been planted as well.
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