Coblenz

American  

[koh-blents] / ˈkoʊ blɛnts /

Or Koblenz

noun

1. a city in W Germany, at the junction of the Rhine and Moselle rivers.

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Coblenz British  

/ ˈkoːblɛnts /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Koblenz

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Example Sentences

Two other Democrats, Geoff Young and Michael Coblenz, have filed for the seat.

From Washington Times

Coblenz announced his candidacy for the 2014 race but did not officially file.

From Washington Times

Coblenz also lost the Democratic primary for a state House of Representatives seat in 2010.

From Washington Times

Through Holland he wandered, then followed the Rhine through German cities like Cologne, where "salients of carved eagles and lions and swans swung from convoluted iron brackets along a maze of lanes," and Coblenz, remarking that "the accent had changed and wine cellars had taken the place of beer-halls".

From BBC

The old nun’s gossip does not delay the hapless Ida’s departure, and Gerbert, who hears of her illness on the shores of the Boden See, arrives at Coblenz only to have tidings of her death.

From Project Gutenberg