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Definition of "she'd" []
- Contraction of she had. (noun-possessive)
- Contraction of she would. (noun-possessive)
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Use "she'd" in a sentence
- "Back then she probably couldn't say the word she'd heard it on TV, maybe from Bill Nye the Science Guy, but she did know what the job was: put people to sleep for lots of money."
- "Back then she probably couldn't say the word she'd heard it on TV, maybe from Bill Nye the Science Guy, but she did know what the job was: "put people to sleep for lots of money.""
- "When I observed that both wines cost well above her $30 ceiling the Blueprint runs about $50 and the Colgin can cost many hundreds of dollars, she assured me they both had been gifts—the latter from a director whose name she'd forgotten."