springings

as inemanation

Synonyms for springings

noun emergence, discharge

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Word Origin & History

Old English springan "to leap, burst forth, fly up" (class III strong verb; past tense sprang, past participle sprungen), from Proto-Germanic *sprenganan (cf. Old Norse, Old Frisian springa, Middle Dutch springhen, Old High German springan, German springen), from PIE *sprengh- "rapid movement" (cf. Sanskrit sprhayati "desires eagerly," Greek sperkhesthai "to hurry").

In Middle English, it took on the role of causal sprenge, from Old English sprengan (as still in to spring a trap, etc.). Slang meaning "to pay" (for a treat, etc.) is recorded from 1906. Meaning "to announce suddenly" (usually with on) is from 1876. Meaning "to release" (from imprisonment) is from 1900.

Example Sentences for springings

These desires are among the first springings of divine life in the soul.

These "groanings that cannot be uttered," are among "the springings thereof."

The roofs are of decorated wagon-form, with figures of angels at the springings of the braces.

The springings of the ribs are indeed of stone but otherwise the ceiling is of wood throughout.

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