seymour (Meaning)
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seymour (n)
Queen of England as the third wife of Henry VIII and mother of Edward VI (1509-1537)
Synonyms & Antonyms of seymour
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seymour Sentence Examples
- The children squealed with delight as Seymour the clown entertained them with his silly antics.
- Seymour Brown, the renowned scientist, made a groundbreaking discovery that changed the course of medicine.
- Seymour's keen observation skills allowed him to deduce the criminal's true identity.
- The majestic dog, named Seymour, had a heart filled with unconditional love and loyalty.
- Seymour's garden was a symphony of colors and scents, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds alike.
- The mysterious stranger, known only as Seymour, disappeared into the night without a trace.
- Seymour's persuasive speech swayed the jury in favor of the innocent defendant.
- The ancient artifact, discovered by Seymour, provided valuable insights into a forgotten civilization.
- Seymour's unwavering determination led him to overcome countless obstacles in his path.
- The sprawling mansion known as Seymour House became a symbol of opulence and grandeur in the town.
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Queen of England as the third wife of Henry VIII and mother of Edward VI (1509-1537)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The children squealed with delight as Seymour the clown entertained them with his silly antics.
Seymour Brown, the renowned scientist, made a groundbreaking discovery that changed the course of medicine.
Seymour's keen observation skills allowed him to deduce the criminal's true identity.
The majestic dog, named Seymour, had a heart filled with unconditional love and loyalty.
