Dictionary Entry

een

Part of SpeechnounPronunciation/iːn/Used In Literature ↓

An organ through which animals see (perceive surroundings via light).

In a Sentence

“Bright lights really hurt my eyes.”

Origin

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Common Phrases

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Poetry examples for “een”

Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.

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Lan. And so am I, my lord! dissuade the queen.
Q^een. Lancaster! let him dissuade the king,
For 'tis against my will he should return.

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To whisper pleasing fancies in her ear;
Yet een from him she shuns a rude embrace,
And stooping holds her hands before her face,--

Its very praises hurt me more
Than een its coldness did before,
Its hollow ways torment me now

Smiles made it nectar from the sky,
Love turned een water into wine.
O Poesy is on the wane,

And made thy snare a spider's thread,
Which een my breath can break in twain;
Nor will I be, like Sampson, led

The children--silent all the while--
And een repressed the laugh or smile--
Quake with the ague chills of fear,