dossier
noun, plural dos·si·ers [dos-ee-eyz, -ee-erz, daw-see-eyz, -see-ers; French daw-syey] /ˈdɒs iˌeɪz, -i ərz, ˈdɔ siˌeɪz, -si ərs; French dɔˈsyeɪ/.
Origin of dossier
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Contemporary Examples of dossier
And yet, a dossier of allegations involving human rights could not help any cardinal at a moment like that.
Last year, the Home Office said the dossier had mysteriously disappeared from the archives.
Recently, when whistleblowers finally surfaced, the Home Office officials could find no trace of the dossier.
“What the dossier claims is staggering,” Michele De Luca, director of the Centre for Regenerative Medicine, told Science Insider.
Benedict reportedly locked up the dossier in the papal apartments for the next pope to deal with.
Historical Examples of dossier
I've studied his dossier, and he's not the kind of man to switch loyalties that easily.
SecurityPoul William Anderson
I suspect that my dossier must have been interesting reading!
MemoirsCharles Godfrey Leland
Yes, it had been mentioned in a dossier from the Ministry of Justice.
Aladdin of LondonSir Max Pemberton
When he had found ink and paper he began the interrogation which should help his dossier.
Aladdin of LondonSir Max Pemberton
"Quite," said Mears; and he laid the Fentiman dossier on the table.
Mrs. ThompsonWilliam Babington Maxwell