Crimean

/ kraɪˈmɪən /

adjective

1. of or relating to the Crimea or its inhabitants

noun

1. a native or inhabitant of the Crimea

Example Sentences

On one side of the silver medallion is a raised image of the outline of the Crimean peninsula.

From The Daily Beast

Three other mules from the Crimean city of Sevastopol were detained at a road checkpoint with $400,000 in cash on them.

From The Daily Beast

As the Crimean military pulls out of Russian-occupied Ukraine, angry criticism targets the failures of the Kiev government.

From The Daily Beast

“Individuals such as Yanukovych, Aksyonov and their Donetsk and Crimean allies literally fought their way to the top,” says Kuzio.

From The Daily Beast

What that means specifically one can see on the walls of Crimean buildings where graffiti reads “Tatars, get out of Crimea!”

From The Daily Beast

I suppose there never has been a war in which one has required such staying power, excepting perhaps the Crimean expedition.

From Project Gutenberg

During the Crimean war, the only inconvenience the English residents suffered was the loss of trade.

From Project Gutenberg

He vigorously condemned the Crimean War, and took his stand with the few, who tried to save England from that colossal blunder.

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The Society suspended work, when the Crimean War broke out, and was re-constituted again at the end of 1856.

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In the year 1855 the Crimean war led to much activity at this plant.

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