Mirabel

[ mir-uh-bel; French mee-ra-bel ]

noun

1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada.

Example Sentences

After all, somebody had to sign off on that rainbow pin for Mirabel’s costume.

From Washington Blade

So in 2021, Mirabel decided to try his chances again—once again traveling to Mexico and boarding La Bestia.

From Time

Never was Count Mirabel more playful, more engaging, more completely winning.

From Project Gutenberg

The Count Mirabel could talk at all times, and at all times well; Mr. Bevil never opened his mouth.

From Project Gutenberg

He turned away his face, but its stern expression did not escape the observation of the Count Mirabel.

From Project Gutenberg

This word btise settled everything with Count Mirabel; when once he declared that anything was a btise, he would hear no more.

From Project Gutenberg

And yet she was aware that the Count Mirabel had remarked her emotion, and was grateful for his quick and delicate consideration.

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