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spell

[spel] / spɛl /






VERB
give rest, relief
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Example Sentences

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It got all the way to the five-yard line in overtime, but failed to punch in, settling for a field goal that would spell its demise.

From Los Angeles Times

His directing career followed a successful spell as a TV star in the 1970s US sitcom, All In The Family.

From BBC

A population in the United States might experience seasonal temperature swings, while another in Kenya alternates between long dry spells and heavy rainfall.

From Science Daily

The X platform was full of people who couldn’t spell backwardation six months ago suddenly explaining why silver is overvalued.

From MarketWatch

During the studio tour, the artist pulled out a piece of brass wire bent to spell out her name, a keepsake from when she was 12.

From Los Angeles Times