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Bontoc

American  
[bon-tok] / bɒnˈtɒk /

noun

plural

Bontocs,

plural

Bontoc
  1. Bontok.


Example Sentences

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The Philippine health ministry said the B.1.1.7 variant had spread among 12 people in Bontoc, a mountainous northern province, with 17 such cases in the country.

From Reuters

The north-west London suburb of Burnt Oak has become something of a Little Romania in recent years, widely pronounced as "Bontoc".

From BBC

From Candon, Aguinaldo turned eastward through the comandancias of Lepanto and Bontoc, into the wild Igorrote country of the Cordillera Central.

From Project Gutenberg

March then pursued Aguinaldo into Bontoc and thence southward into the wild and mountainous territory of Quiangan.

From Project Gutenberg

These people live in Bontoc, almost the centre of Northern Luzon.

From Project Gutenberg