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Meanings of annex the country in English
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Usage of annex the country in English
1
To confiscate and annex the country, and pension the royal family.
2
I intended, formally and officially, to annex the country to Egypt.
3
The present Rajah therefore proposed to annex the country in return for an annual payment.
4
It was a touchstone of Khmer Rouge beliefs that neighbouring Vietnam sought to annex the country and was behind most of its troubles.
5
By one party it was eagerly greeted, viz., the English section of the population, who devoutly hoped that it had come to annex the country.
6
How many big meetings have there been since Shepstone annexed the country?
7
This consideration forwarded the plan for annexing the country to the possession of Great Britain.
8
When Germany annexed the country in 1890 they were believed to possess well over 150,000 head of cattle.
9
There was a civil war, which was ended by the Roman general Pompey, who annexed the country as a province of the Roman Empire.
10
Japan had made the most unsparing use of its rights in Korea, acquired by the Treaty of Shimonoseki, all but absolutely annexing the country.