Draguignan

[ dra-gee-nyahn ]

noun

1. a town in and the capital of Var, in SE France.

Example Sentences

A neighbor found the burned body of the victim, whose home near the town of Grimaud was destroyed by the fire, the prosecutor in Draguignan commune said.

From Seattle Times

Christopher Tolkien, who played a major role protecting the legacy of his father’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, died Jan. 16 at a hospital in Draguignan in southern France.

From Washington Post

Prosecutors in the south-eastern city of Draguignan, near Saint-Tropez, appealed against Mr Lamjarred's bail terms, which also prohibited him from travelling abroad.

From BBC

The Draguignan prosecutor’s office said Lamjarred, 33, who was arrested Sunday, was released Tuesday night and placed under judicial control.

From Seattle Times

The Draguignan prosecutor’s office said Lamjarred, 33, who was arrested Sunday, was released Tuesday night and placed under judicial control.

From Washington Times