Viennese
of, relating to, or characteristic of Vienna: a Viennese waltz; a Viennese café.
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How to use Viennese in a sentence
Stuff like a $345 key-shaped brass bottle opener by Viennese modernist designer Carl Aubock.
The Wiener Montags Journal complained, "Vienna has no nightlife, the Viennese are asleep by ten."
Before the Fall: What Did the World Look Like in 1913? | Jacob Heilbrunn | June 9, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThe Daily Pic: The Viennese artist makes room for video's supporting cast.
He talks with Lucy Scholes about espionage and his Viennese obsession.
William Boyd on James Bond and His New Novel, Waiting for Sunrise | Lucy Scholes | April 19, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTHugo von Hofmannsthal was a literary prodigy whom even his sharpest Viennese critics considered a great writer.
This has been the result in Vienna and has been in fact the very thing the Viennese legislation wished to bring about.
Haslinger and Gallenberg were not the only persons who urged him to give the Viennese an opportunity to hear him.
Frederick Chopin as a Man and Musician | Frederick NiecksOf the impression which he produced with it on the Viennese in 1829 enough has been said in the preceding chapter.
Frederick Chopin as a Man and Musician | Frederick NiecksThe Viennese lady suddenly tore off a corner of her menu and scribbled something quickly.
A Maker of History | E. Phillips OppenheimCaptain Goritz differed from the gay idlers of the Viennese Court.
The Secret Witness | George Gibbs
British Dictionary definitions for Viennese
/ (ˌvɪəˈniːz) /
of, relating to, or characteristic of Vienna
a native or inhabitant of Vienna
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