dearn Synonyms
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dearn Meaning
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dearn (a.)
Secret; lonely; solitary; dreadful.
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dearn (v. t.)
Same as Darn.
dearn Sentence Examples
- My dearn grandmother always had a warm smile and a gentle touch.
- It's a dearn memory, the way we used to gather around the fireplace on chilly evenings.
- Oh dearn, I seem to have misplaced my keys again!
- She spoke with such dearn sincerity that it moved everyone in the room.
- The dearn old oak tree in the backyard holds many childhood memories for me.
- Despite the challenges, they remained dearn friends throughout their lives.
- He had a dearn love for literature, spending hours immersed in classic novels.
- "Could you pass me that dearn blue notebook?" she asked, searching through the pile of papers.
- In times of trouble, she always turned to her dearn sister for support and guidance.
- The dearn old cat curled up by the fire, purring contentedly.
FAQs About the word dearn
Secret; lonely; solitary; dreadful., Same as Darn.
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My dearn grandmother always had a warm smile and a gentle touch.
It's a dearn memory, the way we used to gather around the fireplace on chilly evenings.
Oh dearn, I seem to have misplaced my keys again!
She spoke with such dearn sincerity that it moved everyone in the room.
