Seychellois
Americannoun
plural
Seychelloisadjective
Etymology
Origin of Seychellois
< French, equivalent to Seychell ( es ) Seychelles + -ois -ese
Example Sentences
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In his victory speech, Herminie promised to lower the cost of living, revive public services, and unite the island nation, saying the result marked "a new chapter for all Seychellois".
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Permanent or de facto ownership has so far been off the cards thanks to pressure from the proud Seychellois public.
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Her grandfather, James, the son of Prempeh, married a Seychellois woman, and initially stayed on the islands after his father left.
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Prosecutors originally alleged that the opposition leader's name appeared in a WhatsApp message between a Seychellois national and a Tanzanian suspect, who was arrested last September at the main international airport.
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Prosecutors allege that the opposition leader's name appeared in a WhatsApp message between a Seychellois national and the Tanzanian suspect, who was arrested on 21 September at the main international airport.
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