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spell

[spel] / spɛl /






VERB
give rest, relief
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Example Sentences

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Hot spells while potatoes are growing causes them to be oddly shaped and they can be rejected by supermarkets and fish and chip shops, she says.

From BBC

Matt Beard: Led Liverpool to back-to-back Women's Super League titles in 2013 and 2014 and returned for a second spell before leaving the club in February this year.

From BBC

Twirling under the moonlight, the women resemble a witch’s coven — their spells are good vibes, California weather and the boards beneath their feet.

From Los Angeles Times

It would undoubtedly leave a indelible mark on Joshua's legacy, but the Watford fighter said it would not spell the end.

From BBC

Martin O'Neill would have spelled that out to him had Nancy spent more than 15 minutes picking the brains of a guy who knows Celtic's past and Celtic's present better than anybody.

From BBC