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edward young

 

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Noun edward young has 1 sense
  1. Young, Edward Young - English poet (1683-1765)
    --1 is a kind of poet

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Edward Young

Noun

1. A British poet and playwright, best known for his work "Night Thoughts" which explores the themes of death, morality, and the afterlife.

Example Sentence: Edward Young's "Night Thoughts" is considered a significant literary work of the 18th century.


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Noun

2. A common name combination used to refer to individuals named Edward who have the surname Young.

Example Sentence: Edward Young is a popular name among British citizens.


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Adjective

1. Referring to something that is characteristic of Edward Young or his writing style.

Example Sentence: The essay had an Edward Young-esque tone.


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Adjective

2. Used to describe something that is currently popular or well-liked locally.

Example Sentence: The Edward Young café is the latest spot for locals to hang out and enjoy a cup of coffee.


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Verb

1. To imitate or mimic the writing style or themes of Edward Young.

Example Sentence: The young poet attempted to Edward Young in his latest lyric.


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