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eve

[eev] / iv /
NOUN
night before
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONGEST


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The Northern Ireland player hit balls on the range on the eve of this week's prestigious event hopeful that he will be able to compete.

From BBC

"I have played many positions. I always try and give the best of myself and do what the coach asks," he said on the eve of the City game.

From BBC

But Hall said he was "really looking forward" to testing himself against the Spaniard on the eve of this game - and he meant those words.

From BBC

Brent, the global benchmark, is still 27% higher than on the eve of the war.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite the Brook incident, which took place on the eve of the third one-day international against New Zealand in Wellington prior to the Ashes series, England's alcohol consumption in Australia came under scrutiny.

From BBC