harbor|harbored|harboring|harbors in English

verb

[har·bor || 'hɑrbə(r) /'hɑːb-]

give shelter to, protect; take shelter; hide, conceal; hold a thought or feeling in the mind

Use "harbor|harbored|harboring|harbors" in a sentence

1. Two large, artificial harbors were built within the city, one for harboring the city's massive navy of 220 warships and the other for mercantile trade.

2. They're harboring terrorists.

3. Which household harbored the boy?

4. Oh, harboring a fugitive?

5. 15 That scoundrel harbored a murderous heart.

6. Daniel harbored bitterness and anger in his bosom.

7. Rumor has it that you are harboring Madam Muscat.

8. Harbored resentment can easily lead to critical speech.

9. I mean, outside of harbors.

10. Harboring criminals is an offense in law.

11. Fiona will have our asses for harboring her fugitive.

12. Certain forbidden meats harbored encysted parasites such as those causing trichinosis.

13. Expressway, road and bridges, civil airfield, harbors, wharfs.

14. Bree Baker’s Closely Harbored Secrets is an entertaining and spooky cosy

15. If he was harboring a clone, we would've found evidence.

16. The Amur-Heilong harbors an incredible variety of species

17. (Galatians 5:19-21) We are counseled against harboring even justifiable anger.

18. Their island was thickly forested, and protective bays provided natural harbors.

19. As long as he harbors hope to be with me.

20. It had one of the best natural harbors in the Aegean Sea.

21. A civilian harboring the Autobots has hacked into one of your mini-drones.

22. What wise counsel can help us to avoid harboring anger and resentment?

23. Over time, I learned that they harbored lingering resentment toward me and the Church.

24. Hundreds of Chinese fishing boats rode out the storm in Taiwan harbors.

25. Synonyms for Banqueted include entertained, honoured, honored, cherished, feasted, feted, harboured, harbored, received and regaled