fenster

[fen-ster]

noun

Geology.

1. an erosional break in an overthrust rock sheet, exposing the rocks that underlie the sheet.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fenster¹

1920–25; < German: literally, window; Old High German fënster < Latin fenestra

Example Sentences

A recent fall planting event at Fenster Nature Park in Auburn that brought Grow it Forward volunteers together with Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group and the Green River Coalition is a good example.

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And in 2021, he helped broker a deal for the release of American journalist Danny Fenster from a Myanmar prison.

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He helped secure the 2021 release of American journalist Danny Fenster from a Myanmar prison and this year negotiated the freedom of Taylor Dudley, who crossed the border from Poland into Russia.

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Two weeks later, Myanmar released American journalist Danny Fenster from prison upon Richardson's urging.

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One can only read the accounts of what Danny Fenster endured in the hands of Myanmar’s military junta, or what Euna Lee and Laura Ling witnessed in North Korea’s prisons.

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