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| Jer·e·mi·ah [ jèrrə m ə ] (plural Jer·e·mi·ahs) |
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1. Hebrew prophet: in the Bible, a Hebrew prophet who lived in Judah in the 7th and 6th centuries bc and was persecuted for prophesying the fall of Judah and Jerusalem and the Israelites' captivity in Babylon
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2. book of Bible: the book of the Bible that contains the prophecies traditionally attributed to Jeremiah
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3. negative person: somebody with a gloomy attitude toward the present and future
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