Lumumba

[ loo-moom-buh ]

noun

1. Pa·trice (Em·er·gy) [p, uh, -, trees, em-er-, zhee], 1925–61, African political leader: premier of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960–61.

Lumumba

/ lʊˈmʊmbə /

noun

1. LumumbaPatrice19251961MCongolesePOLITICS: statesman Patrice (pəˈtriːs). 1925–61, Congolese statesman; first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (1960); assassinated

Example Sentences

She was remanded in custody (along with Sollecito and later that night, Lumumba).

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Two weeks later, Lumumba was released from jail due to lack of evidence.

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Patrick Lumumba was also in court on verdict day, telling reporters, “If Amanda was innocent, she would be here, too.”

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That pressure, they say, caused her to inadvertently accuse Lumumba of the crime.

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Knox was found guilty of defaming Patrick Lumumba, whom she initially accused of the crime.

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