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Meanings of cosmopolite in English
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cosmopolita Usage of cosmopolite in English
1
Then you get the real British flavor, which the cosmopolite Englishman loses.
2
Afra was a cosmopolite, and consequently knew Bohemia, its byways and thoroughfares.
3
The cosmopolite will hope that both projects may be carried out.
4
Of which the first is a perfect cosmopolite, and the last is perhaps doubtful.
5
He was a cosmopolite and a rhymester and a press agent and a journalist.
6
You are a cosmopolite, and look on these things with too refined a speculation.
7
I'm afraid I'll never make a cosmopolite out of you.
8
Compared with him as a cosmopolite, the Wandering Jew would have seemed a mere hermit.
9
Truesdale considered himself as admirably and flawlessly a cosmopolite.
10
Everywhere Macaulay was a Whig and an Englishman; everywhere Motley is a Republican and a cosmopolite.
11
For no single plant is really a cosmopolite.
12
Sam, the cosmopolite, who called bartenders in San Antone by their first name, stood in the door.
13
In manner and manners, tone and cast of thought he was English-delightfullyEnglish-thoughhe cultivated the cosmopolite.
14
Experience has made me a cosmopolite, and yet to this hour a young Frenchman is my instinctive aversion.
15
He was a cosmopolite; he was polished to the hardness of agate by a life spent in many lands.
16
They talked of the Florentine, the Roman, the cosmopolite world, and might have been distinguished performers figuring for a charity.
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