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astream, adv. and pred. a.|əˈstriːm|
[f. a prep.1 + stream.]
In a stream; that streams, streaming, flowing.
1763C. Smart Song to David st. 85, Glorious the northern lights astream. 1925G. Murray tr. Eumenides 51 Joy be a-stream in your ways, as the fire that bloweth A-stream from beacon and brand. 1928Blunden Undertones of War 299 Their rosy scarves are spied astream. 1929C. K. Scott-Moncrieff tr. J.-R. Bloch's ― & Co. (1930) i. iv. 43 Two or three marauding brigs..arrived one after another, their backs astream with water. 1930R. Campbell Adamastor 79 Round which, astream through flowering vales.. The great Zambezis wreathe their coils. |