confed.
Americanabbreviation
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confederacy.
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confederate.
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confederation.
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Confederate
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Confederation
Example Sentences
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Speaking at the NHS Confed Conference on Thursday, England's chief medical officer Prof Chris Whitty said there was currently a "further surge" of coronavirus, with the height of it "still uncertain".
From BBC
Whenever I ask young Black men I mentor/speak to their biggest worry, it’s not Confed statutes or trans rights or even the cop on the beat, but “brothers killing brothers.”
From Washington Times
Julian Brandt was at the Confed Cup, had some strong games there, and put in good shifts in the training camp too.
From The Guardian
It’s the line of people in Durham waiting to turn themselves in for toppling the Confed statue.
From Washington Post
“If there was no Confed Cup in 2021, I wouldn’t be unhappy,” Germany coach Joachim Loew said last month when he announced a squad for the June 17-July 2 tournament in Russia with only three of his 2014 World Cup winners.
From Washington Times
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