murree

/ ˈmʌrɪ /

noun

1. a native Australian

Word History and Origins

Origin of murree¹

C19: from a native Australian language

Example Sentences

But after two days of discussions—one day in Islamabad and the next day at the mountain resort of Murree—a consensus emerged.

From The Daily Beast

Murree gets its monsoon later, and the summer rainfall is a good deal lighter.

From Project Gutenberg

I travelled vi Murree to Abbottabad, along the route now well known as the 'Gullies.'

From Project Gutenberg

It chanced that he had met this same lady at Murree a year ago, and that she had roundly snubbed his advances towards intimacy.

From Project Gutenberg

Since their return from Murree such flashes of dissension had become increasingly frequent between them.

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I thought—if you would take me to Murree—Mrs Olliver would be quite glad to look after him.

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