Italian
adjective
of or relating to Italy, its people, or their language.
pro-Italian
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a word derived from
Italian.
Example Sentences
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A self-described "French Turinese Neapolitan Catholic Jew born in New York," Elkann is ferociously pro-Italian when it comes to buying art.
From Architectural Digest ● Feb. 3, 2015
When Trieste's Mayor Mario Franzil laid a wreath in the piazza in memory of pro-Italian rioters killed during the Allied occupation, only the pigeons looked on.
From Time Magazine Archive
First lead: "The bitterness against France for its pro-Italian leanings threatened to burst all bounds in London today, while tension in the Mediterranean grew worse every hour."
From Time Magazine Archive
Back in Paris he reported his conversations to Premier Herriot who promptly made a pro-Italian speech at Toulouse.
From Time Magazine Archive
The ineffable Mr. Edoardo Susmel, in one of his pro-Italian books, entreats certain French and British friends of the Yugoslavs to come for one hour to Rieka and judge for themselves.
From The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 by Henry Baerlein
