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Angers

[ an-jerz, ang-gerz; French ahn-zhey ]

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noun

Angers

/ ɑ̃ʒe /

It angers me that, in general, female diaries are considered less philosophical than male diaries.

Harold Pollack calls it "the first story about Mitt Romney's Bain years that genuinely angers me".

He was nearly half a century bishop of Angers, and devoted himself incessantly to the duties of his office.

In 1850 a suspension bridge at Angers gave way when 487 soldiers were marching over it, and 226 were killed.

The travelers had arrived at a cross-road where the highway of Nantes to Angers forked off.

We had intended to have reposed ourselves at Angers, but Mons.

The general appearance of Angers does not correspond with the magnificence of its walls, its castle, and its cathedral.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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