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eve

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


Example Sentences

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Yet nothing compares to the news that he sued his parents this week on the eve of opening day, accusing them of draining staggering amounts of his money from four financial accounts they created.

From Los Angeles Times

Brent crude futures have surged 41% since Feb. 27, on the eve of the conflict, while West Texas Intermediate futures have climbed 43%.

From Barron's

Brent crude futures have surged 41% since Feb. 27, on the eve of the conflict, while West Texas Intermediate futures have climbed 43%.

From Barron's

On the eve of the religious service, the Archbishop of Canterbury told the BBC that it would have "women's voices right the way through it".

From BBC

On the eve of the current conflict, about a third of that was assessed to remain in its arsenal, Beeri said.

From The Wall Street Journal