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Seton

Seton

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A name for a town or village in Scotland and other English-speaking places
  • proper noun
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  • Many tourists visit Seton, a small town in Scotland, to enjoy its historical sites.
  • Seton Hall University
  • Seton Hall

Examples

  • While traveling through Scotland, we stopped in Seton to admire the quaint architecture.

  • Washington will not be able to handle Seton Hall if the Pirates keep this up.

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  • I think Seton Hall will go all the way.

  • Still going to Seton Hall?

  • As a result, the Brooklyn product committed to Seton Hall of the Big East.

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  • Several thousand Seton Hall fans made the trip up Interstate 95 from New Jersey.

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  • The Huskies have a large chance to redeem themselves against Seton Hall this afternoon.

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  • Yesterday, I had the chance to attend a presentation by Seton Hall University School of Law Professor Tracy Kaye.

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  • I was a 4-year pitcher and communications major at Seton Hall University in the 90s.

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  • Sunday's game against either Washington or Seton Hall is on ESPN2 at 4:30 p.m.

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Surface Forms

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Etymology

Seton is a place name made from old parts sea 'sea' and ton 'settlement', so it originally meant a village by the sea.