musar
Britishnoun
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rabbinic literature concerned with ethics, right conduct, etc
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any moralizing speech, esp one which is critical
Etymology
Origin of musar
literally: instruction
Example Sentences
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Van der Bellen was meeting with Sandu and Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar to discuss Moldova’s bid to join the European Union.
From Washington Times
He ended his second five-year term last year and was succeeded by Natasa Pirc Musar, the country's first female president.
From Reuters
“I was grateful for that,” Pirc Musar said.
From Seattle Times
“Whatever I have done in my life I did it with passion,” Pirc Musar added.
From Seattle Times
“She contacted me at the time. I don’t know why she chose me. Probably her people did research because I dedicated most of my professional life to media law, to privacy law. And probably the choice was obvious,” Pirc Musar said.
From Seattle Times
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