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Jünger

American  
[yoong-er, yyng-uhr] / ˈyʊŋ ər, ˈyüŋ ər /

noun

  1. Ernst 1895–98, German author.


Example Sentences

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The ruling creates a legal paradox, said Robin Junger, a lawyer representing Montrose.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shapiro captures the thrill of a leap into the unknown, recalling the works of Jon Krakauer and Sebastian Junger.

From Los Angeles Times

On June 16, 2020, Junger found himself face-to-face with mortality in a way he’d never been.

From New York Times

Hours later, as a doctor inserted a large-gauge transfusion line into his jugular vein, Junger sensed his father’s presence in the room.

From New York Times

Over the course of his reporting career, Sebastian Junger has had several close calls with death.

From New York Times