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methinks
[ mi-thingks ]
verb (impersonal)
, Archaic.
, past me·thought [mi-, thawt].
- it seems to me.
methinks
/ mɪˈθɪŋks /
verb
- archaic.tr; takes a clause as object it seems to me
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Methinks its owner doth protest too much—but wearing such a thing in 1968, he might have had no choice.
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We are not beholden to, thee for anything, for thy debt is paid to thee to the full; which methinks were very bold words.
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But pray be brief, and let me know the happy Occasion of this your sudden Return, I long methinks to hear it.
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"The punishment, methinks, exceeds the offence:" this was the reflection which Charles formed on that occasion.
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How now, Thorward, methinks an evil spirit doth possess thee!
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My knowledge of war is not great,” said the man, who was quite a youth, “but methinks it is like to improve now.
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