Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: exeter
IPA transcription: ['ɛksɪtɚ]
Usage examples
  • Was the organ of Exeter to be silenced to please another?
  • Stamford retired, and distributed his forces into Plymouth and Exeter.
  • "A scandal, my dear Reginald, is as much to be avoided at Monaco or any of those places as at Exeter, let us say."
  • He had never before been further from home than Exeter; and his single visit to that city had formed the landmark of his life.
  • In a great City Snob firm there is generally one partner whose name is down for charities, and who frequents Exeter Hall; you may catch a glimpse of another (a scientific City Snob) at my Lord N----'s SOIREES, or the lectures of the London Institution; of a third (a City Snob of taste) at picture-auctions, at private views of exhibitions, or at the Opera or the Philharmonic.