Sentences

dominie in a sentence

n.

Definition

Dominie: a clergyman or teacher, especially in a rural community, who is respected for their role in education and moral guidance.

Sample Sentences

  1. The dominie was revered in the small village for his dedication to educating the children.
  2. In the early 19th century, a dominie would often serve as both teacher and moral guide in rural communities.
  3. She remembered her dominie fondly, always encouraging her to pursue her love for literature.
  4. The dominie's firm yet fair approach to discipline earned him the respect of both students and parents alike.
  5. Local folklore described the dominie as a wise figure, often seen as the backbone of the community.

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