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Meanings of syndic in English
Usage of syndic in English
1
They said to one another: 'Look at that boy behind the syndic.
2
The syndic had good cause to shew for his love of Helen.
3
Barbara did not regain complete self-control until the syndic asked his errand.
4
When he could stand, in another month, perhaps, the syndic should come.
5
I found them in a deep sleep, and the syndic seemed visibly bored.
6
He was to remain concealed outside the city until the syndic recalled him.
7
Why should Veronica not send for the syndic and have the formalities fulfilled?
8
The syndic came back in due course, and we had a very pleasant evening.
9
But subsequent events justified the manoeuvres of the old syndic.
10
They are going to the syndic to complain of you.
11
We have mentioned the syndic of the inhabitants-syndicdes habitants.
12
This syndic is evidently superior to his fellows, solid, sensible Dutch men of affairs.
13
A syndic presided in the spiritual assembly at first, but only as a church elder.
14
This act might arouse strong hostility to the syndic, but he did not fear it.
15
Still Gianluca refused to go away, and still Veronica refused to send for the syndic.
16
The syndic is a lively young man, and he receives Madame Adolphe with a smile.
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