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Meanings of coterie in English
Usage of coterie in English
1
And among the Northern Ireland Office coterie, too, the relief was overwhelming.
2
She'd assembled a coterie of officers to help them in the search.
3
The president now takes counsel from an ever-shrinking coterie of trusted aides.
4
Katherine and her coterie all did hairy eye-rolls for a brief second.
5
It's also continuing to make a tiny coterie of trough-guzzlers extremely rich.
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Outside this small, rather lively coterie the Keiths had very few friends.
7
Then he whirled like a maniac upon his little coterie of followers.
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Surrounded by a coterie of minders, he was terse, impatient and sour.
9
There was to be a meeting of his coterie at eight o'clock.
10
Sanballat looked for Ben-Hur, and turned again to Drusus and his coterie.
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Would a little coterie, who lived by gambling, have made this offer?
12
Wait till you have been initiated into my coterie of fashionable friends!
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A small coterie of companies control the vast majority of global potash production.
14
This is Rousseau, the most conspicuous figure in the famous coterie.
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The event established Mary as the arbiter in her own coterie.
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The hockey audience is considered the Garden's most socially gifted coterie View Article
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Coterie through the time
Coterie across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common