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Meanings of commune in English
Administrative entity in different countries.
Community of people living together, sharing common interests.
Related terms
Catalan
combregar Usage of commune in English
1
Escaping the city to commune with nature is not a new concept.
2
This news set the clubs in motion, the people, and the commune.
3
Though initially friendly, the commune's relations with the local populace soon soured.
4
I would commune with the True Tree, if you will let me.
5
Michael Metelica, the 20 year old leader, described how the commune began.
6
The commune immediately conferred the command of the national guard on Santerre.
7
There is a farmer just outside the commune; his name is Achard.
8
A commune of benign, unintelligible, tiny stuffed animals living in tree houses?
9
For in a well-ordered commune there is hardly the possibility of privacy.
10
We find the opposite approach in the split gill fungus, Schizophyllum commune.
11
The padre and Valois commune with the frightened lady of the hacienda.
12
Or maybe I thought it would help me commune with his soul.
13
The wine-press and other smaller appliances are frequently kept by the commune.
14
He would commune with his view until he was ready for me.
15
He was ill for nine months after the establishment of the commune.
16
The préfet can destroy the prosperity of every commune that displeases him.
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Translations for commune
Spanish
Commune through the time
Commune across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common