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entre nous
[ ahn-truh noo; French ahn-truh noo ]
adverb
- between ourselves; confidentially.
entre nous
/ ɑ̃trə nu /
adverb
- between ourselves; in confidence
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Word History and Origins
Origin of entre nous1
Borrowed into English from French around 1680–90
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Word History and Origins
Origin of entre nous1
C17: from French
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Example Sentences
This, entre nous, for he is delighted with her affection and kindness to him.
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So we pair off nicely in our rides and promenades, and, entre nous, are quite the talk.
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Entre nous, I must tell you that insensibly we had fallen into the habit of taking our tea by my study-fire.
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Evidently, we have made few friends in this country, which—entre nous—to an unbiassed mind does not seem at all strange.
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It is bad enough as it is, entre nous; and Nelson is very welcome to stay on board his Foudroyant; voilà!
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