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Meanings of Dominican in English
Portuguese
religiosos da ordem dos dominicanos Catalan
dominic A Roman Catholic friar wearing the black mantle of the Dominican order.
Usage of Dominican in English
1
He thought the Dominican government could help Haiti with education and health.
2
The Dominican crisis broke just as the new dogma was taking hold.
3
The Dominican uttered a loud cry; the guards started back in awe.
4
The group also runs operations in Israel, Portugal and the Dominican Republic.
5
Attempts to reach Piccini through the Dominican armed forces were not successful.
6
The latter trend is especially evident in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
7
So that year a Parliament met in Oxford, in the Dominican Priory.
8
The Dominican Republic, Kenya, and Morocco would all lose five per cent.
9
The Company also operates in Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Dominican Republic.
10
Here it was the turn of the third officer, and second Dominican.
11
The campaigners hail from Tunisia, the Dominican Republic, Russia, Indonesia and Malawi.
12
Asked about the deployment of troops from the Dominican Republic, Haitian U.N.
13
The Capataz was known to visit the old Dominican Convent at night.
14
But England was exactly the land for the Dominican to turn to.
15
Before the European war the great market for Dominican tobacco was Hamburg.
16
The good fathers at the Dominican convent received me with open arms.
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United States of America
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