Sans Definition

sănz, säɴ
preposition
Without; lacking.
Webster's New World
abbreviation
Sanskrit.
Webster's New World
adjective
Short for sans serif.
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Origin of Sans

  • Middle English from Old French blend of Latin sine without absentiā in the absence of ablative of absentia absence from absēns absent- present participle of abesse to be away absent

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Middle English sans, borrowed from Old French sans, sens, from Latin sine (“without") conflated with absÄ“ns (“absent, remote").

    From Wiktionary

Sans Sentence Examples

  • Four of us, sans Martha, shared a bottle of bourbon with Quinn drinking two for each of ours.

  • Metin, La Socialisme sans doctrine.

  • With Pumpkin's unpaid-for accommodations now available, only one other incoming guest was sans quarters.

  • But it was not a bataille sans lendemain as the Serbo-Bulgarian convention had intended it to be.

  • The result will be the creation of a new under-class of those who are ' sans plastique ' .

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