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rathe
[ reyth ]
adjective
- Archaic. growing, blooming, or ripening early in the year or season.
rathe
/ rɑːθ; reɪð /
adjective
- blossoming or ripening early in the season
- eager or prompt
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Other Words From
- rathely adverb
- ratheness noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of rathe1
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Origin of rathe1
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Example Sentences
"Be over for you," the other added; and later he was crowded into a rear seat between Louise, his daughter, and Caroline Rathe.
Bernard was in front with the chauffeur, and Frederick Rathe occupied a small seat at the knees of the three others.
August Turnbull repeated the favorite aphorisms from Frederick Rathe about the higher man.
No; I can't rathe you up a hill, though I can fall down the hill fathter than you can, but I will help you up.
Couldn't very well thell the whole rathe, ath it were, for a couple of hundred poundth, after that.
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