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chère

American  
[sher] / ʃɛr /

adjective

French.
  1. dear; beloved: used in referring to or addressing a woman or girl.


Example Sentences

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Mr Chere - the leader of a teachers’ union - had bloodstained clothes and limped in pain during his first court appearance earlier this month.

From BBC

Robson Chere, Namatai Kwekweza and Samuel Gwenzi have been charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly protesting outside a court in June about the arrest of dozens of opposition supporters.

From BBC

In December 2018, Cheré Bautista was forced to confront a fear that had haunted her since she was a teen.

From Seattle Times

The exhibit, called “Chere Eugenie,” is on view at Guerlain’s Champs-Elysees shop until Sept. 4.

From Seattle Times

Chere Rexroat, a licensed architect who has been the agency’s chief engineer, is now serving as acting architect of the Capitol.

From New York Times