Right Bank

American  

noun

1. a part of Paris, France, on the N bank of the Seine.

---

Compare meaning

How does right-bank compare to similar and commonly confused words? Explore the most common comparisons:

• Left Bank vs. Right Bank

Example Sentences

It’s a merlot-led blend in the fashion of those from the Right Bank of Bordeaux, only this one comes with a jammy mouthfeel akin to blackberry, vanilla and dark plum.

From Seattle Times

With the character of Vernon, a homeless record dealer, we discover the Right Bank of Paris — the bars, the crazy parties, the mixed neighborhoods.

From New York Times

This is Right Bank Bordeaux of the old school: soft, beautifully balanced and approachable, yet lean, pure and refreshing, with enough acidity to give life and shape to the wine.

From New York Times

Since Mr. Abloh’s arrival at the label, Vuitton’s drab corporate offices on the Right Bank had been transformed into something more closely resembling a communal gathering space.

From New York Times

She plans to limit cars in 2022 in the heart of the city, along half of the Right Bank and through the Boulevard Saint Germain.

From New York Times