three-score (Meaning)
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three-score (a.)
Thrice twenty; sixty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of three-score
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three-score Sentence Examples
- The ancient patriarch reached three-score years and ten, a testament to his longevity.
- The three-score days allotted for the pilgrimage tested the limits of the weary pilgrims.
- With three-score candles flickering, the dignitaries celebrated the queen's reign.
- The mathematician pondered the harmonic series for three-score hours, searching for its elusive pattern.
- The judge imposed a lenient sentence, reducing it to three-score days in prison.
- The composer crafted a musical masterpiece with three-score instruments, its symphony resonating through the ages.
- The seasoned angler cast his line into the water, hoping for a three-score pound leviathan.
- Three-score miles separated the two cities, a journey that took days by horse.
- The politician's three-score speeches ignited both fervor and controversy.
- The historian chronicled three-score decades of momentous events, leaving an invaluable record for posterity.
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Thrice twenty; sixty.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient patriarch reached three-score years and ten, a testament to his longevity.
The three-score days allotted for the pilgrimage tested the limits of the weary pilgrims.
With three-score candles flickering, the dignitaries celebrated the queen's reign.
The mathematician pondered the harmonic series for three-score hours, searching for its elusive pattern.
