ree
1 Americannoun
verb (used with object)
noun
Etymology
Origin of ree
1350–1400; Middle English < ?
Example Sentences
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“As yet, no company has successfully opened a REE mine in the region, due to a combination of geological, environmental, engineering, economic and social acceptance challenges.”
From Barron's
“As yet, no company has successfully opened a REE mine in the region, due to a combination of geological, environmental, engineering, economic and social acceptance challenges.”
From Barron's
“Ibelin,” directed by Benjamin Ree, is about Mats Steen, a Norwegian who died in 2014, at age 25, from a rare, degenerative genetic condition.
From New York Times
Ree employed animators to recreate scenes from Steen’s World of Warcraft life, drawing on a huge archive of transcripts detailing his conversations and activities.
From New York Times
Ree also visits some of Steen’s friends in real life, who range across Europe and have immensely moving stories to tell.
From New York Times
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