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Terra Mater

American  
[ter-uh mey-ter] / ˈtɛr ə ˈmeɪ tər /

noun

Roman Religion.
  1. Tellus.


Example Sentences

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While Gucci will go to Florence, Louis Vuitton to Kyoto, and Dior to Los Angeles to show off their cruise fashions- Lagerfeld chose to host the normally itinerant mid-season collection in Chanel’s terra mater.

From Washington Times

Beyond the Africa reference, there was more than a hint of Kim Jones' terra mater of London, as he acknowledges.

From US News

Photograph: BBC/Terra Mater This new eight–part observational documentary takes a look at what goes on in the offices of council planners.

From The Guardian

"Global exotic," is how English designer Vivienne Westwood described her brilliant and wacky spring-summer 2013 show, hosted on terra mater in Paris' British Embassy.

From Seattle Times

The filming was part of a new BBC/Discovery Channel/Terra Mater TV co-production called .

From BBC