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Meaning of sherwood
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sherwood (n)
United States playwright (1896-1955)
sherwood Sentence Examples
- The legendary outlaws of Sherwood Forest have captured the imagination of generations.
- Robin Hood and his merry men roamed the vast woodlands of Sherwood, outwitting their adversaries.
- The ancient oak trees of Sherwood have stood witness to countless tales of adventure.
- Sherwood's verdant canopy provided shelter and refuge for those who sought escape.
- The legend of Robin Hood has its roots in the ballads sung about his exploits in Sherwood.
- Archeologists have uncovered remnants of medieval settlements within Sherwood's depths.
- The modern Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve offers a glimpse into the forest's rich history.
- Visitors can explore the ancient paths and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Sherwood.
- The name "Sherwood" is believed to come from the Old English phrase "Scirwudu," meaning "bright wood."
- Sherwood's enduring legacy as a symbol of rebellion and justice continues to inspire works of literature, film, and theater.
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United States playwright (1896-1955)
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The legendary outlaws of Sherwood Forest have captured the imagination of generations.
Robin Hood and his merry men roamed the vast woodlands of Sherwood, outwitting their adversaries.
The ancient oak trees of Sherwood have stood witness to countless tales of adventure.
Sherwood's verdant canopy provided shelter and refuge for those who sought escape.
