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common elder (n)
a common shrub with black fruit or a small tree of Europe and Asia; fruit used for wines and jellies
common elder Sentence Examples
- In many cultures, respecting one's common elder is deeply ingrained.
- The common elder of the village was revered for their wisdom and experience.
- It's customary to seek advice from the common elder during times of uncertainty.
- The council often consults the common elder before making important decisions.
- The common elder's stories are cherished by the younger generations.
- As the common elder spoke, the room fell silent, everyone eager to listen.
- The common elder's knowledge of herbal remedies was unmatched.
- The common elder played a crucial role in resolving disputes within the community.
- Gathering around the fire, the villagers eagerly awaited the common elder's evening tales.
- The passing of the common elder was mourned by the entire village.
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a common shrub with black fruit or a small tree of Europe and Asia; fruit used for wines and jellies
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In many cultures, respecting one's common elder is deeply ingrained.
The common elder of the village was revered for their wisdom and experience.
It's customary to seek advice from the common elder during times of uncertainty.
The council often consults the common elder before making important decisions.
