Sentence examples for contexts and etymologies from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Crystal must be right in saying that children will learn spelling more easily if they understand contexts and etymologies.

Nevertheless, Crystal must be right in saying that children will learn spelling more easily if they understand contexts and etymologies.

How many common readers could immediately discuss the etymology and significance of the word "Israel"?

Sure, many top players are word lovers who care about meanings and etymologies.

Thebes looks up words in the dictionary that she carries around, recites definitions and etymologies.

Etymology: From 'gu' and 'lou', 'old' and 'stonefly' in Chinese, respectively.

A brief history, and etymology, of the spelling bee.

Puns, wordplay and etymology might be sacrificed, but ease of use would be enhanced.

Marsh was a lecturer in English philology and etymology at Columbia University and the Lowell (Mass.) Institute.

They connected, not through his films but through their love of poetry and etymology.

Thanks to language and etymology blog 'Haggard Hawks', you now have the chance to prove it.