Döblin
[ dœ-bleen ]
/ ˈdœ blin /
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noun
Al·fred [ahl-freyt], /ˈɑl freɪt/, 1878–1957, German physician and novelist.
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Words nearby Döblin
Dobell's solution, Doberman pinscher, dobie, dob in, dobla, Döblin, do blindfolded, doblón, dobra, Dobrich, Dobro
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How to use Döblin in a sentence
MAPS Director Rick Doblin called it “a symbol that the psychedelic renaissance is here.”
He knew Ardelia Doblin as a spiteful, scandal-mongering woman.
Philo Gubb Correspondence-School Detective|Ellis Parker ButlerNews that'll shake England, aye, and Doblin too, to its foundations.
The Secret Service Submarine|Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger GullIt's a barrister's throat I have—I caught it waiting for briefs in me chambers at Doblin.'
Grey Roses|Henry Harland