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Meanings of typically german in English

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Usage of typically german in English
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Kessler says Kaymer is typically German in his modesty.
The Guardian
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The rich and "stuffy" gown was typically German, and so was the plumed hat.
Ruth Fielding at the War Front; or, The Hunt for the Lost Soldie...
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They found her a matron of thirty-odd; fresh-cheeked, round-faced like her husband, typically German, without his accent of the Fatherland.
North of Fifty-Three
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"And yet she has remained typically German," observed Miss Forsyth irrelevantly.
Good Old Anna
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He was typically German-withhis thick accent, deep voice, and direct way of speaking, he could have been the lead singer of Rammstein.
Climbing Magazine
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