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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
avail .
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Examples
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To be precise the word availed means that they gave me, for reasonable sums of money, what the Law says is entirely legal—“hand relief.”
Noble Norfleet Reynolds Price 2002
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To be precise the word availed means that they gave me, for reasonable sums of money, what the Law says is entirely legal—“hand relief.”
Noble Norfleet Reynolds Price 2002
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Gin availed himself of one of the comfortable seats that were available in the reception, and waited whilst the receptionist spoke quickly and quietly into a phone.
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Gin availed himself of one of the comfortable seats that were available in the reception, and waited whilst the receptionist spoke quickly and quietly into a phone.
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Gin availed himself of one of the comfortable seats that were available in the reception, and waited whilst the receptionist spoke quickly and quietly into a phone.
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But this great ally chanced to be out of town, and his name availed Maitland nothing in his interview with the Juge d'Instruction.
The Mark Of Cain Andrew Lang 1878
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And beside him is stretched that slayer-of-men with knife-wounds sick: 109 no sword availed on the awesome thing in any wise to work a wound.
Beowulf 2003
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And beside him is stretched that slayer-of-men with knife-wounds sick: 109 no sword availed on the awesome thing in any wise to work a wound.
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And beside him is stretched that slayer-of-men with knife-wounds sick: 109 no sword availed on the awesome thing in any wise to work a wound.
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And beside him is stretched that slayer-of-men with knife-wounds sick: {38b} no sword availed on the awesome thing in any wise to work a wound.
Beowulf Anonymous 1887
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