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Outpour   Listen
verb
Outpour  v. t.  To pour out.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Outpour" Quotes from Famous Books



... into a wild outpour of incoherence that did not cease until Grief seized him by the shoulders and shook ...
— A Son Of The Sun • Jack London

... hell Us our sins are baiting; Whither shall we flee away Where relief is waiting? To thee, Lord Christ, thee only Who didst outpour thy precious blood For our sins sufficing good: Holy, holy Lord God, Holy, mighty Lord God, Holy Saviour with the tender heart, Everlasting God, Let us not fall from thee, From comfort of the right faith: Lord, have ...
— Rampolli • George MacDonald

... handkerchiefs, a very madness of tumultuous delight, and the shrill strains of "Bradlaugh for Northampton!" with a ring of triumph in them they had never had before. And he, very grave, somewhat shaken by the outpour of love and exultation, very silent, feeling the weight of new responsibility more than the gladness of victory. And then the next morning, as he left the town, the mass of men and women, one sea of heads from hotel to station, every window crowded, his colours waving everywhere, ...
— Annie Besant - An Autobiography • Annie Besant

... sea Could lure by laughing billows any man Out to disaster: for the science bold Of ship-sailing lay dark in those far times. Again, 'twas then that lack of food gave o'er Men's fainting limbs to dissolution: now 'Tis plenty overwhelms. Unwary, they Oft for themselves themselves would then outpour The poison; now, with nicer art, themselves They give the ...
— Of The Nature of Things • [Titus Lucretius Carus] Lucretius



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