Raimondi

[ rahy-mohn-dee, -mon-; Italian rahy-mawn-dee ]

noun

1. Marc·an·to·nio [mahr-kan-, toh, -nee-oh, mah, r, -kahn-, taw, -nyaw], c1480–c1534, Italian engraver.

Example Sentences

The hackers, Raimondi said, took control of the department’s Office 365 system and accessed email sent or received from about 3 percent of accounts.

From Ars Technica

Defendants instead had an assistant relay to Raimondi that Olenicoff had a change of heart about the sculptures.

From The Daily Beast

Sculptor John Raimondi filed a separate federal complaint for a very similar situation.

From The Daily Beast

Julie Raimondi is Editor-in-Chief of Brides.com and Brides Local Magazines—16 local wedding magazines in the top U.S. markets.

From The Daily Beast

Marc Antonio Raimondi was another famous Italian engraver of this period.

From Project Gutenberg

This name, destined to become celebrated, was no other than that of Marc Antonio Raimondi.

From Project Gutenberg

Raphael had the additional advantage of having many of his pictures well engraved by a contemporary engraver named Raimondi.

From Project Gutenberg

So far as we have been able to learn, only one other explorer had preceded us—the distinguished scientist Raimondi.

From Project Gutenberg

Raimondi says that he found here cobalt, nickel, silver-bearing copper ore, and lead sulphide.

From Project Gutenberg