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Frenchman
[ french-muhn ]
noun
- a native or inhabitant of the French nation.
- a French ship.
Frenchman
/ ˈfrɛntʃmən /
noun
- a native, citizen, or inhabitant of France
Derived Forms
- ˈFrenchˌwoman, noun:feminine
Word History and Origins
Origin of Frenchman1
Example Sentences
They are not patrons in the model of Frenchman Bernard Hinault, or of American Lance Armstrong.
Gobert should be able to paper over most weaknesses for at least the next couple of seasons, but it’s worth remembering that the Frenchman turned 30 this offseason, a benchmark after which NBA players tend to decline.
The lengthy Frenchman is the foremost reason for the Jazz’s top-flight defense in patrolling the basket.
The rise of Hollywood owes a surprising amount to the untimely demise of a single Frenchman.
“I do more on Facebook and more on the DSPs than I did before,” said Frenchman.
He is thought to have self-radicalized online, calling himself Abou Abdallah al-Faransi (“The Frenchman”) on social networks.
On May 24, the young Frenchman allegedly walked into a Jewish museum in Brussels and killed four people.
A Frenchman who was detained told his interrogators he had been recruited by ISIS.
In fact, they were based on the reasoning of that great seventeenth-century Frenchman.
The first way is that of another Frenchman whom you made an honorary citizen on June 28, 1992.
The well-worn aphorism of the Frenchman, “History repeats itself,” was about to assert itself.
The Frenchman read the letter, reseated himself, and with a bow handed back the note.
The Frenchman's blade scintillated in the setting sun around Haggard's more stiffly held weapon.
The Frenchman never withdrew his blade; but his very anxiety to make a hit was defeating itself.
The Frenchman shrugged his shoulders as he stepped into his perfectly-appointed but funereal-looking little brougham.
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