Mideast
noun
Mideastern
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a word derived from
Mideast.
Example Sentences
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Jewish, Mideastern and Muslim organizations, along with scholars throughout California and the nation, weighed in, confronting USC with a flurry of dueling demands to acknowledge their stance.
From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 18, 2020
His answer on the question of the 2005 video inexplicably melded with a promise to be tough against Islamic State, or ISIS, the Mideastern terrorist group.
From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 9, 2016
In a much-discussed magazine article, Jeffrey Goldberg, an influential writer on Mideastern affairs, posited a “momentous shift” in the Obama administration’s view of Netanyahu.
From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 30, 2014
In his broader Mideastern policy, the President advanced a strategy of somewhat less pugnacious pressures to persuade Russians, Arabs and Israelis alike of U.S. determination to find stability in the Mediterranean area.
From Time Magazine Archive
But Mideastern observers could not understand why Nasserites would begin a revolt on the very day that Syria's President Louai Atassi was flying to Cairo to make concessions to Nasser.
From Time Magazine Archive
