Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Spense

👉 Spenserian is a type of poetry that was popular in Elizabethan England during the early 17th century. It is characterized by its use of repetition, rhyme and metre, as well as its emphasis on the beauty and simplicity of language. Spenserian verse often features an elaborate rhyming scheme and uses metaphorical imagery to create a sense of depth and emotion. The term "spenserian" has been used to describe this type of poetry for centuries and it is now widely

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👉 The term "spense" is a French word that means "to be charged, to pay for." It can also refer to a charge or payment made by a person or organization.

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👉 Spense is a Hebrew word meaning "to destroy." In the Bible, "spence" refers to destroying or taking away something valuable, as in destroying a kingdom when the Lord destroyed it. The idea of spence can also be used metaphorically to describe something being taken away from one person without their consent or permission.

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👉 "Spenser Jeremy" was a character in William Shakespeare's "Macbeth," where he was a fictional character and had an influence on the plot. Definition: In English, "Spenser Jeremy" is a character named after the character created by William Shakespeare who served as a main antagonist in his plays. Specifically, it refers to a character who became a powerful figure through his actions of taking over the castle in Macbeth and plotting against King Duncan. In Shakespeare's play "Macbeth," Spenser Jeremy was portrayed as a ruthless, cunning plotter with a penchant for murder. He initially seeks to take control of the kingdom from Duncan while seeking revenge for the death of Lady Macbeth (the queen). However, his actions reveal he had deep flaws and conflicts that led him down an immoral path.

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👉 Spenserana, a type of flowering plant in the family Apiaceae, is characterized by its distinctive white flowers with a narrow, tubular stem that grows up to 10 centimeters tall and produces fruit which can be eaten. This species is native to Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia Minor where it thrives in regions with favorable growing conditions such as warm temperatures and well-drained soil.

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