Marlowe
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- proper noun
- Literature
- By the way, your hero Christopher Marlowe sends his love
- Christopher Marlowe
- Shakespeare and Marlowe
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Watch on YouTubeThat's what that's what's written in the Proverbs of hell by not Christopher Marlowe, it'll it William Blake.
- That's what that's what's written in the Proverbs of hell by not Christopher Marlowe, it'll it William Blake.
Examples
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I was quoting from Christopher Marlowe.
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Tell us who this Marlowe is so we can get the proper reference because that is all we want to do.
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That is all I know of Marlowe.
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I had that Christopher Marlowe in my boat once.
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But I agree that this might not have been Marlowe's idea at all.
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Are you quotable, Mr. Marlowe?
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How's the fabulous Christopher Marlowe tonight?
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My name is Marlowe.
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Christopher Marlowe.
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Christopher Marlowe was a significant figure in English literature, known for his innovative use of blank verse.
Synonyms
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An English poet and playwright from the 1500s who first used blank verse in plays
Surface Forms
Etymology
Marlowe is the surname of the English playwright Christopher Marlowe, and the name itself comes from old English parts mere 'lake' and hlaw 'hill', meaning 'hill by a lake'. This shows it began as a place or family name and is now remembered with his bold plays.