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dais
[ dey-is, dahy-, deys ]
noun
- a raised platform, as at the front of a room, for a lectern, throne, seats of honor, etc.
dais
/ ˈdeɪɪs; deɪs /
noun
- a raised platform, usually at one end of a hall, used by speakers, etc
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dais1
C13: from Old French deis, from Latin discus discus
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Example Sentences
The discourse ended, he quitted the daïs, approached the Grand Master, and eye to eye fixed him in deep silence.
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At the further end of the room was a kind of platform, or daïs, on which tables were set with fruit and wine.
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Wilhelmine stood at the foot of the daïs before the Duchess, who was exchanging moth-dull confidences with Madame de Stafforth.
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Serenissimus led her to the daïs, and as she took her seat bowed profoundly over her hand.
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Anna took her husband softly by the arm, led him to the daïs, and made him sit down.
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