neven (Meaning)
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neven (v. t.)
To name; to mention; to utter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neven
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neven Sentence Examples
- My grandfather's nephew, my neven, often visited us during the summers.
- The neven of the king held a high position in the royal court.
- My cousin's neven, a budding artist, had his paintings displayed in a local gallery.
- The neven of the famous explorer accompanied him on his hazardous expeditions.
- The neven of the wealthy merchant was a renowned philanthropist.
- The neven of the renowned scientist received a prestigious award for his breakthrough research.
- The neven of the Nobel laureate was a talented writer who inherited his uncle's literary brilliance.
- My neven, a skilled musician, regularly performed in local concerts.
- The neven of the skilled craftsman was known for his exceptional woodworking abilities.
- The neven of the compassionate doctor dedicated his life to providing medical aid to the underprivileged.
FAQs About the word neven
To name; to mention; to utter.
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My grandfather's nephew, my neven, often visited us during the summers.
The neven of the king held a high position in the royal court.
My cousin's neven, a budding artist, had his paintings displayed in a local gallery.
The neven of the famous explorer accompanied him on his hazardous expeditions.
