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Pronunciation: [dˈɔː] (IPA)

"Dore" can refer to a variety of things such as a type of fish or a color. When it comes to synonyms for "dore" as a color, some of the popular ones include gold, yellow-orange, radiant, or lustrous. When "dore" refers to the fish, it can also be called pike-perch, zander or walleye. It's important to note that the meaning of "dore" can differ depending on the context in which it is used. Nevertheless, having knowledge of its synonyms can help in describing things in a more precise manner.
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Ascending behind the inn and keeping round just under Stirrup Crag-the north end of Yewbarrow, Dore Head is soon reached, and it is easy walking by the Chair, Red Pike, Black Crag and Wind Gap on to the Pillar Fell.
"Climbing in The British Isles. Vol. 1 - England"
W. P. Haskett Smith
The elder, monsieur le comte, deals in water from Mont-Dore on a large scale; the younger is his clerk.
"Monsieur Cherami"
Charles Paul de Kock
His guests celebrated the count's recovery, and drank to his future bride; Monsieur de Gervier, who was in very high spirits, insisted on drinking to Cherami's seconds, whom he felt sure of meeting some day, when he proposed to buy some Mont-Dore water of them.
"Monsieur Cherami"
Charles Paul de Kock

Famous quotes with Dore

  • The Bible illustrated by Dore occupied many of my hours - and I think probably gave me many nightmares.
    Eleanor Roosevelt
  • Dore Schary was then head of the studio and he wanted to change my name.
    Rod Taylor
  • “I have been waiting for a sign. I knew that if I waited here long enough my bird, that tarishawk that rests here each day, I knew that he would come. Our Mother said that if he flew from the right, then I would have good fortune. If he came from the left, my journey would be disastrous for me, and it would bear no positive fruits for you.” “And the hawk? Which way did it come? Did it come from the left?” Dore smiled once more; his smile was always the most cheerless aspect of him. “The hawk has not come at all,” he said.
    George Alec Effinger
  • “Did you sleep well last night?” asked Glorian. “Yes, I suppose,” said Dore, “although I was trouble by a strange dream.” “Oh? Perhaps it was some sort of omen. Tell me of it.” “Certainly,” said Dore. “I dreamed of a domino.” “Just one?” “Yes, just the one. All night. No people or sounds in the dream, just the domino. The five-three.” “Wonderful!” cried Glorian. “The five-three is a lucky little devil. It presages victory after hardships. It confirms your inner ambition, but counsels you to avoid extremes, to temper pleasure with practicality. Advances in music, art, and drama are indicated. Rely on good manners and good taste. The five-three is a domino of hope and good news.” “Are you making that up?” said Dore suspiciously.
    George Alec Effinger

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