amic
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of amic
Example Sentences
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“Tenia un amic que és de Palma de Mallorca!”
From Washington Post
D'Amic works with the Sant'Egidio Community, a Catholic aid group that helps refugees.
From US News
The volunteers also include 21-year-old Ibrahima D'Amic, a Muslim refugee from Senegal who was rescued from a rubber dinghy in 2013 off Sicily and now spends his free time handing out sandwiches and helping new arrivals in his adopted hometown of Catania.
From US News
"A poor guy helping a poor," D'Amic says of himself.
From US News
"I have been so grateful," D'Amic says of his chance at a new life.
From US News
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