bienvenu

[byan-vuh-ny]

adjective

French.

1. welcome.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bienvenu¹

Literally, “well arrived”

Example Sentences

“Zootopia 2” “Without a true critical and commercial smash from a major studio so far, this race seems ripe for the inclusion of films by smaller distributors or other countries, notably ‘Arco’ from French filmmaker Ugo Bienvenu.

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Directed by French illustrator Ugo Bienvenu, it’s a time-travel story centering on friendship and, like last year’s animated feature winner ‘Flow,’ anxiety about our planet’s future.

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Manuel Bienvenu, the submarine’s chief officer, said his vessel will soon be leaving port to join the strike force.

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“These elections are an example of fraud and ballot-box stuffing, flouting any transparent and credible electoral process and, moreover, democracy,” said Bienvenu Matumo, a member of LUCHA, a local rights group.

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“What happened yesterday was just sabotage of the electoral process,” said Bienvenu Matumo, a member of the rights group LUCHA.

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