Wellspring Definition

wĕlsprĭng
wellsprings
noun
wellsprings
The source of a stream, spring, etc.; fountainhead.
Webster's New World
A source of abundant and continual supply.
A wellspring of knowledge.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
wellspring
Plural:
wellsprings

Origin of Wellspring

  • From Middle English wellespring, from Old English wiellspring, wiellÄ¡espring (“spring, fount, fountain"), corresponding to well +"Ž spring. More at well, spring.

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Wellspring Sentence Examples

  • It should alert us all to the fact that both have a common wellspring in hatred of the other.

  • If you follow it into the rocks, you will find the wellspring of the death which will not die.

  • Understand that and you have a wellspring of joy in your heart.

  • Ceridwen's inspiration comes From below into above it runs A wellspring of ideas flows From the spirit of this land it goes.

  • This is the very wellspring of the upward progress of evolution.

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Words Starting With

WWEWEL

Words Ending With

GNGING

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Words Starting With W and Ending With G

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