Ere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to plough
• Before; sooner than.
• Rather than.
• To plow. [Obs.] See Ear, v. t.
• plough
PREPOSITION:
• before (in time)
• before
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• previous to; before

Words related to ERE

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Words that contain ERE

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How to use ERE in a sentence

• I do not think I had any hope of getting there, for I knew that long ere this the man who escaped must have returned with others, and that now they would be hot on my trail.
• The Snake was to him but a wretched reptile whose head he would crush ere it bruised his heel.
• Hujir dismayed, Paused ere reply the dangerous truth betrayed.
• The last autumn he spent here he gave the cabin to Luke, in consideration of some generous service, and it was well known that to this home Luke would bring his wife ere long.
• Ere they could nerve themselves for action, the wave had come.
• I thought, ere this term has expired, a higher mandate may be sent to quit my clay tenement, when I must give up my account.
• Ere long the fate of Poland was about to be decided without the impotent efforts of France in her favor weighing for an instant in the balance.
• Ere scarcely touching the flames it caught, blazed fiercely, and shot upward with the current of air.
• In that day, no French ship-of-war loitered long at any particular point, her enemies being so numerous as to render pursuit certain, ere many hours could elapse.
• All this time, the vessel was dashing furiously out towards the Atlantic, which she reached ere the morning of the succeeding day.
• The insurgents are showing such extreme activity that some stirring action may be looked for ere long.
• He went straight to the door ere she could reach it, locked it, and withdrew the key.
• Scarcely were the wine and dessert set on, ere a violent outbreak in the nursery caused Mrs.
• Sponge hurried out to get to the brown ere his anger arose at being left behind, and provoked a scene.
• Thy fate and mine are not repose, And ere another evening close, Thou to thy tides shalt turn again, And I to seek the crowd of men.
• Often, she said, those who were well and happy when they retired, ere daylight came were in the grave, for they were buried the same hour they died.
• Thus far I have dogged them, and this way I am sure they must pass, ere they come to the house.
• Unconscious that her father and cousin were together, or of the nature of their conversation, Marie had joined them, unexpectedly, ere the interview was over.
• There was a tax on truth ere there was one on tea or on silver plate.
• It was not a great while ere he was accommodated, and was brought safely to Philadelphia.
• No man shall slay me ere the time appointed for my death hath come.
• He answered, if I would not, it would be long ere I obtained it.
• A long time passed ere his activity of mind returned.

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