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Definition of twain
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But most Twain scholars say he was long gone from California by then, having sailed from San Francisco in 1868.
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While the mechanisms are different, the result is the same: Never the twain shall meet.
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Normally, Washington's party-line divide extends from politics to policy to actual partying, with Dems tending to mix with Dems, Republicans with Republicans, and the twain rarely meeting.
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Twain’s music was by then a memory of inspiration past.
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First Known Use of twain
12th century
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First Known Use of twain
before 12th century
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Examples of twain in a Sentence
I like rap and my parents like country music, and never the twain shall meet in our house.
Origin and Etymology of twain
Middle English, from Old English twēgen — more at two
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