frum

[ froom ]

adjective

1. Yiddish. religious; observant.

Example Sentences

If he and, to a lesser extent, Shlomo are less sanguine about the Haarts’ exodus than their sisters, the implication is that it’s because the frum lifestyle is so much harder on women.

From Time

And in case you missed it, David Frum wrote about the nexus between robots and immigration right here.

From The Daily Beast

We were read in the White House and cited by Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes, Andrew Sullivan and David Frum.

From The Daily Beast

David Frum details how the junior senator from Texas can take the White House.

From The Daily Beast

David Frum on the irreparable damage Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald have caused.

From The Daily Beast

“Bush lost reelection largely because of a recession that had already ended well before voting day,” Frum wrote.

From The Daily Beast

W'en he git dar Mr. Bull ax 'im who is he, w'at he want, whar he come frum, un whar he gwine.

From Project Gutenberg

It's frum Ireland—frum the town of Kilmare, where your people came frum.

From Project Gutenberg

Frum de way our po sojers wuz tore to pieces, dey put me in membrunce of ambylances, und powerful big wuns at dat; Grate king!

From Project Gutenberg

Go lang way frum heer I haint agwine to put mysef on ekality wid no low down white trash lak you is.

From Project Gutenberg

Air ye the feller frum down below what aims ter give folks larnin'?

From Project Gutenberg