Zadar

[ zah-dahr ]

noun

1. a seaport in western Croatia, on the Adriatic: formerly, with surrounding territory, an exclave of Italy.

Example Sentences

Having routed the enemy in Tchar and Zadar we gave him, after heroic and sanguinary battles, the biggest blow of all.

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Out of the eighty-six communes of Dalmatia, Zadar was the solitary one that was Autonomist.

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Yet Zadar is a dignified old place; the chief men of the town and the Italian officers did what they could to keep it so.

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A student marched in front of the Italians, then about ten carabinieri, then a few ranks of soldiers, and then the mob of Zadar.

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It was thought at Zadar that the Italians would be followed in the course of days by the other Allies.

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