fount

IPA: fˈaʊnt

noun

  • Something from which water flows.
  • A device from which poultry may drink.
  • (figuratively) That from which something flows or proceeds; a source.
  • (typography, UK, dated) A typographic font.
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Examples of "fount" in Sentences

  • No one is a fount of all wisdom.
  • Greece is the fount of civilisation.
  • You are a veritable fount of stupid.
  • She is the fount of the honours system.
  • Heart of Jesus, fount of life and holiness.
  • It is not necessarily the fount of Sovereignty.
  • The legend is oryginal and nowhere to be fount.
  • But don't confuse the Executive with the fount of Sovereignty.
  • The Tolkien news groups are hardly a fount of Tolkien scholarship.
  • Thou art the Fount of all beauty, Thou art the Merciful Giver of sustenance.

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