Nymwegen

[ German nim-vey-guh n ]
/ German ˈnɪm veɪ gən /

noun

Nijmegen.

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Example sentences from the Web for nymwegen

  • Frederick William positively refused, as he had been shamefully excepted from the Peace of Nymwegen.

    A History of Germany|Bayard Taylor

  • I steamed from Rotterdam to Dordrecht on a grey windy morning, on a passenger boat bound ultimately for Nymwegen.

    A Wanderer in Holland|E. V. Lucas