Jérémie

[ zhey-rey-mee ]

noun

1. a seaport in SW Haiti.

Example Sentences

Penned by Maury with Sophie Fillières and Maud Ameline, it excels both in its broad satirical strokes — particularly its savage lampoon of fragile show business ego — and in its illumination of Jérémie’s inner struggles.

From Washington Blade

In September, the English landed at Jeremie, in the extreme southwest.

From Project Gutenberg

He saw Jeremie snoring on the floor, amid the broken pieces of a chair, and on the bed a pulp of flesh and blood.

From Project Gutenberg

Jeremie took a few steps, staggered, stretched out his hands, met a wall which supported him and began to stumble along.

From Project Gutenberg

By the enclosed you will see that your brother is safe at Jeremie, which is now in the possession of the British.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Mathurin would take the bottle and fill Jeremie's glass.

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