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/veɪn/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A tube in the body that carries blood to the heart from other parts of the body.
The doctor examined the patient's veins for any signs of swelling or damage.
A distinctive emotional or thematic quality in a piece of art, literature, or music.
The poem was written in a romantic vein, capturing the beauty of existing love.
A mineral-rich formation within a rock or earth, usually containing valuable resources.
The miners discovered a rich vein of silver deep within the mountain.
A subdivision in the leaves of a plant, typically consisting of a central vein with smaller branches.
The leaf displayed intricate veins that added to its overall texture and pattern.
Etymology
Middle English 'vein', from Latin 'vena' meaning 'vein'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
in the same vein:
In a similar manner or style.
to be in one's veins:
To have a strong belief or connection to something.
the vein of creativity:
A way of expressing artistic talent.
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Slang Meanings
A style or theme that is consistent throughout a piece of work.
The lyrics of the song are in a similar vein to his last album.
Expressing something in a straightforward or blunt way.
He told her outright in a vein that surprised everyone.