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Meanings of confrere in English
Usage of confrere in English
1
Please accept, dear confrere, the expression of my high esteem and cordial attachment.
2
Before a 'confrere' she was certain he would not ask her dangerous questions.
3
Some one has warned him-an enemy of the Countess, a confrere of Maitland.
4
Will you marry me?' So do your worst, cher confrere.
5
No, confrere of France-no ,confrereof Poland- IamItalian.
6
But what shall I say to you, young 'confrere'?
7
Certainly, my dear confrere, and that most heartily.
8
The youth of my young 'confrere' astonishes you.
9
My confrere, Carpano, your locksmith, shares my claim.
10
We, too, cher confrere,-we ,too ,maymeet again!
11
When darkness falls he is condemned to the same helplessness as his confrere in the waters below.
12
Like his confrere, he remained upon the Bench until he died, which was in extreme old age.
13
Dr Revault, confrere of Guyot, regretted the failure to perform a post-mortem on the body of Perrotte.
14
He did not lose himself in idle words, the young 'confrere', any more than in useless details.
15
That renders him untouchable, like his confrere.
16
There could be applied to him the words said by him of his confrere, friend, and nephew, Bayard:-
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