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foudroyant
[ foo-droi-uhnt; French foo-drwa-yahn ]
adjective
- striking as with lightning; sudden and overwhelming in effect; stunning; dazzling.
- Pathology. (of disease) beginning in a sudden and severe form.
foudroyant
/ fuːˈdrɔɪənt /
adjective
- (of a disease) occurring suddenly and with great severity
- rare.stunning, dazzling, or overwhelming
Word History and Origins
Origin of foudroyant1
Word History and Origins
Origin of foudroyant1
Example Sentences
Janowski prepared and shaped the many climaxes but would not tarry even for the most foudroyant of them.
The principal work, named Fort George, is mounted with pieces of cannon, said to have been taken in the “Foudroyant” man-of-war, in one of the many conflicts between the French and English.
Foudroyant, fōō-droi′ant, adj. quick like lightning.
“Monarch,” of which his uncle Lord Duncan was at that time in command, and in the following year was transferred to the “Foudroyant,” on board of which, during the night engagement with the “Pegase,” he greatly distinguished himself.
C'est un ma�tre pianiste foudroyant.
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