I'm not sure if it is written like this, but when I hear the word vain, I don't know what it means. After consulting the dictionary, the meaning of vain doesn't make sense. I heard the word in this sentence: 'In this vain'.
Top answer
If it's preceded by 'in this', it's 'v e in'.
— Fivejedjon
If it's preceded by 'in this', it's 'v e in'.
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