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taler

American  
[tah-ler] / ˈtɑ lər /

noun

PLURAL

taler, talers
  1. thaler.


taler British  
/ ˈtɑːlə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of thaler

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Example Sentences

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Wirecutter has a guide full of gorgeous options, and my favorites are the light, bright Xenia Taler bamboo plates and Falcon Enamelware’s rainbow of tumblers.

From New York Times

Primary aldosteronism, Taler said, "opens up a whole area of research in terms of looking for the cause of high blood pressure."

From Salon

Those revelations "really changed the whole landscape," said Sandra Taler, a Mayo Clinic kidney and hypertension specialist who was not involved in the research.

From Salon

At West Elm, you’ll find Toronto artist Xenia Taler’s geometric-patterned plates, made of bamboo and rice husks.

From Washington Times

“I think it may be guilt by association,” says Sandra J. Taler, a specialist in hypertension at the Mayo Clinic.

From Seattle Times