mondial

British

/ ˈmɒndɪəl /

adjective

of or involving the whole world

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Etymology

Origin of mondial

C20: from French, ultimately from Latin mundus

Example Sentences

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Midland Supermarket and Café Mondial did not respond to requests for comment.

From BBC

At Café Mondial, in Leyton, the rating of four on display suggested "good" hygiene standards, with a manager there telling our reporter: "Four is good. Nearly five."

From BBC

The results from the 2023 Mondial du Fromage competition in Tours, France, are in: Portland’s Sam Rollins of Cowbell Creamery took second place.

From Seattle Times

Earlier this week, Mondial gathered 16 cheesemongers from across the globe to battle for the title of World’s Best Cheesemonger.

From Seattle Times

In March, she was invited to compete at CMI Masters for a shot at going to Mondial.

From Seattle Times

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