threepenny Sentence Examples

  1. The antiquated threepenny piece gleamed in the dim light, a relic of a bygone era.
  2. The beggar's cup clattered with each threepenny tossed in, a symphony of desperation.
  3. The threepenny opera played to a packed house, its haunting melodies captivating the audience.
  4. The vending machine dispensed a threepenny packet of sweets, satisfying the child's craving.
  5. The old woman counted her threepenny coins carefully, each one a precious possession.
  6. The street urchin begged for a threepenny bit, his eyes holding a mixture of hope and hunger.
  7. The threepenny stamp adorned the envelope, signaling its importance as an official document.
  8. The fortune teller claimed the threepenny cross in her palm foretold a moment of decision.
  9. The circus clown juggled threepenny coins with uncanny dexterity, earning laughter and applause.
  10. The threepenny bit found its way into the church's collection plate, a small offering of faith and gratitude.

threepenny Meaning

Wordnet

threepenny (s)

used of nail size; 1 1/8 in long

of trifling worth

Webster

threepenny (a.)

Costing or worth three pence; hence, worth but little; poor; mean.

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used of nail size; 1 1/8 in long, of trifling worthCosting or worth three pence; hence, worth but little; poor; mean.

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The antiquated threepenny piece gleamed in the dim light, a relic of a bygone era.

The beggar's cup clattered with each threepenny tossed in, a symphony of desperation.

The threepenny opera played to a packed house, its haunting melodies captivating the audience.

The vending machine dispensed a threepenny packet of sweets, satisfying the child's craving.