Alcoran

[ al-kaw-rahn, -ran, -koh- ]

noun

1. Alkoran.

Alcoran

/ ˌælkɒˈrɑːn /

noun

1. another name for the Koran

Derived Forms

• ˌAlcoˈranic, adjective

Other Words From

• Alco·ranic adjective

Example Sentences

Prosecutors say Alcoran used the company owner’s personal information to acquire numerous fraudulent credit cards.

From Washington Times

Alcoran will be sentenced to an automatic indeterminate 20-year prison terms on July 10.

From Washington Times

Reports say 49-year-old Tamila Alcoran had been charged last year with 311 felony counts of identity theft, computer fraud, theft and forgery.

From Washington Times

In the nasty election of 1800, now being staged in the Broadway hit “Hamilton,” Thomas Jefferson’s Federalist opponents accused him of believing in “the alcoran.”

From Washington Post

We may, indeed, smile at the absurdity of some of its parallels, and they may seem shocking enough when cleverly presented, stripped of all that softens them, in the “Alcoran des Cordeliers.”

From Project Gutenberg