Taleb

/ (ˈtælɪb) /


noun
  1. (in Afghanistan) a member of the Taliban

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How to use Taleb in a sentence

  • Here the deep, thundrous growling of the impatient animal came from the cage, to add emphasis to the exhortation of the Taleb.

    The Arab's Pledge | Edward L. Mitford
  • A couple of servants wait upon the owner of the house, Ben Taleb, the Moorish doctor.

    Miss Caprice | St. George Rathborne
  • This is certainly fair enough, and Ben Taleb presumes to be a man who desires to do that which is right.

    Miss Caprice | St. George Rathborne
  • So he assumes a cheerfulness he is far from feeling, and assures Ben Taleb he will always be indebted to him for his kindness.

    Miss Caprice | St. George Rathborne
  • "America—Chicago," with the full belief that the Taleb must have heard of the bustling city upon Lake Michigan.

    Miss Caprice | St. George Rathborne