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Meanings of comte in English
French philosopher remembered as the founder of positivism; he also established sociology as a systematic field of study.
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comte Usage of comte in English
1
It was the comte shooting teal, and his wife called him in.
2
The King continued: Monsieur le comte d'Avaux has, as usual, spoken wisely.
3
Monsieur le comte de Sheerness has chosen to establish a household here.
4
A thousand thanks, monsieur le comte, but that is not the reason.
5
One morning comte Jean entered my apartment, his face beaming with delight.
6
The comte quoted Napoleon as saying: This is the anguish of death.
7
The comte, looking red, hot and triumphant, was leading his wife's horse.
8
The place abounds in wild-fowl, and the comte passes all his time shooting.
9
A fourth sought to swell the ranks; the comte, afterwards prince, de Montbarrey.
10
The objects of my present exertions were the comte and comtesse de Louerne.
11
The following morning, the comte Jean and my sister-in-law went to her house.
12
This was what the comte Jean wished and he was prepared for her.
13
Do you know the family Higg of Manchesterre in the comte of Lancastre?
14
The comte watched Lebel anxiously, and Morand began to rub his hands, saying:
15
Unfortunately for the maréchale, comte Jean presented himself before she did.
16
Therefore, Monsieur le comte, have no false modesty in this matter.
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