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Definition of fount - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
water sourceRare UK natural spring or fountainRare UK
- The village was built near a fount.
2.
originsRare source or origin of somethingRare
- She is a fount of wisdom.
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natural spring or fountain
Expressions with fount
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person, place, or thing seen as source of great knowledge
She is the fount of all wisdom in our group.
person or thing giving much knowledge or facts
My grandmother is a fount of information about our family history.
person or thing giving much knowledge or good advice
My grandmother is a fount of wisdom for our family.
Origin of fount
Latin, fons (spring, source)
Examples of fount in a sentence
Animals gathered around the fount during the dry season. The library is a fount of knowledge. He became a fount of inspiration for others.
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- French:source, origine, ...
- German:Quelle, Ursprung, ...
- Italian:sorgente, fonte, ...
- Spanish:manantial, ...
- Portuguese:fonte, manancial, ...
- Chinese:泉水, 源泉, ...
- Japanese:泉, 源, ...
- Arabic:نَبْع, مَنْبَع, ...
- Hebrew:מַעְיָן, מָקוֹר, ...
- Russian:источник, начало, ...
- Ukrainian:джерело, ...
- Hindi:झरना, स्रोत, ...
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