Deauville

[ doh-vil; French doh-veel ]

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noun

Deauville

/ ˈdəʊviːl; dovil /

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While world leaders were meeting in Deauville, the U.S. secretary of state told French television that she “ admires” Lagarde.

Deauville, the Nantucket of France, has become the place for anyone who is anyone in Europe.

The season was at its height, for it was the race week at Deauville, and all the pleasure world of Paris had flocked there.

He gave us an awfully good time in Paris last season—took us to Longchamps, and we afterwards went to Deauville with him.

He gave up this week the races at Deauville, the great race week from which he has never before been absent, since our marriage.

He was fearfully sorry not to have seen his colt run at Deauville.

Then she cited examples: one off to the Vosges, another at Arcachon, yet another at Deauville.

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