Rhineland

[ rahyn-land, -luhnd ]

noun

1. that part of Germany W of the Rhine.
2. Rhine Province.

Rhineland

/ ˈraɪnˌlænd; -lənd /

noun

1. the region of Germany surrounding the Rhine German nameRheinland

Rhineland

1. Picturesque region of Germany , along the Rhine River .

Example Sentences

If a particular transaction lost money, the conduit, Rhineland, was on the hook, but the bank, IKB, was not.

From The Daily Beast

But Abacus and similar deals were already sucking money out of Rhineland, according to a person familiar with the matter.

From The Daily Beast

If Rhineland made money, on the other hand, the bank took a big share of the gains.

From The Daily Beast

The vine-clad slopes of the latter offer many a romantic picture to the wayfarer in Rhineland.

From Project Gutenberg

His success in the Rhineland was as great as it had been in Brazil, and he proved himself a most able and wise ruler.

From Project Gutenberg

He was a priest in a small village in the Rhineland, "multae vir lectionis."

From Project Gutenberg

In 1683 a group of religious refugees from the Rhineland founded Germantown, near Philadelphia.

From Project Gutenberg

Some of them, by depositing a surety of 30,000 marks, left to go and live under a kind of penal regime in the Prussian Rhineland.

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