Sentences

tything in a sentence

n.

Definition

Tything: a subdivision of a hundred in historical local governance, often associated with community organization and gatherings.

Sample Sentences

  1. The tything of the village was known for its vibrant community gatherings.
  2. Historically, a tything was a division of a hundred, used for local governance.
  3. She lived in a quaint house in the tything, surrounded by lush greenery.
  4. The tything's quaint charm attracted visitors looking for a peaceful retreat.
  5. In medieval England, the tything system helped organize rural law enforcement.

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