sablyadv.
/ˈseɪbli/, U.S. /ˈseɪb(ə)li/ Darkly, blackly.
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the world > matter > colour > named colours > black or blackness > [adverb]
sably1831
1831 Fraser's Mag. 3 336 The sably snowy swan.
1887 Mrs. C. Reade Maid o' Mill II. xxxviii. 285 A funeral train streams sably down Ewshot Hill.
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adv.1831- to put a new face on
- to put a new face upon
- to put a period to
- to put a person at advantage
- to put a person at an advantage
- to put a person au fait of
- to put a person back in his box
- to put a person back in his etc box
- to put a person back in his her box
- to put a person back into his box
- to put a person back into his etc box
- to put a person back into his her box
- to put a person beside her purpose
- to put a person beside his purpose
- to put a person hep to
- to put a person in a way of
- to put a person in head that
- to put a person in his, her place
- to put a person in mind
- to put a person in remembrance of
- to put a person in the dozen
- to put a person in the dozens
- to put a person in the head of
- to put a person in the picture
- to put a person in the way of