Sadat

[ suh-daht, -dat ]

noun

1. An·war el- [ahn, -wahr el], 1918–81, Egyptian political leader: president 1970–81; Nobel Peace Prize 1978.

Sadat

/ səˈdæt /

noun

1. Sadat(Mohammed) Anwar El19181981MEgyptianPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: head of state ( Mohammed ) Anwar El (ˈænwɑː ɛl). 1918–81, Egyptian statesman: president of Egypt (1970–81); assassinated; Nobel peace prize jointly with Begin 1978

Example Sentences

Yep, according to Ephraim Inbar, head of the Begin-Sadat Center at Bar-Ilan University.

From The Daily Beast

When Sadat held a referendum on the peace treaty, the majority voted for the peace treaty, not against it.

From The Daily Beast

Rafshoon discovered that everyone around Sadat advised him against signing the peace accords, but he went ahead anyway.

From The Daily Beast

Residents of Sadat Street said any time someone hangs a poster of a candidate other than Shafiq, it gets torn down.

From The Daily Beast

Sadat understood that, conveyed convincingly that he did, and Menachem Begin responded in kind.

From The Daily Beast

By Europeans he is called simply the Sheykh (the word means chief) es Sadat.

From Project Gutenberg

Sadat-ull Khn, the Nawb in question, had himself been regularly appointed in 1710 by the court of Delhi.

From Project Gutenberg