sweven

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Sweven \Swe"ven\, n. [AS. swefen sleep, dream; akin to swebban,
   swefian, to put to sleep, to kill. [root]176. See
   {Somnolent}.]
   A vision seen in sleep; a dream. [Obs.] --Wycliff (Acts ii.
   17).
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         I defy both sweven and dream.            --Chaucer.
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