Sence
- proper noun
- Sence is a river in England known for its picturesque views.
Examples
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After heavy rain, the banks of the Sence often overflow into nearby fields.
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Many families in the region have the surname Sence dating back generations.
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The Sence flows through several villages before joining the River Soar.
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My family name is Sence.
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The Sence flows gently through the countryside, providing beautiful scenery for hikers.
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Many residents are proud to share the family name Sence, which has a rich history in the area.
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The picturesque village lies along the banks of the Sence river, attracting many visitors each year.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sence is an old English place name, probably coming from a small old word for 'stream' or from a local person's name. That's why Sence is used for a river, for nearby places, and as a family name for people who lived by that river.