HOMME MOYEN SENSUEL

Meaning of HOMME MOYEN SENSUEL in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ȯm-mwä-yaⁿ-säⁿ-swʸel ]

foreign term

Etymology: French

: the average nonintellectual man

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HOMME MOYEN SENSUEL — [homme moyen sen.suel] [F] foreign term : the average nonintellectual man
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HOMME MOYEN SENSUEL — foreign term Etymology: French the average nonintellectual man
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HOMME MOYEN SENSUEL — Pronunciation: o ̇ m-mwä-ya n -sä n -sw y el Function: foreign term Etymology: F : the average nonintellectual man
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HOMME — /awm/ , n. , pl. hommes /awm/ . French. 1. a man. 2. a human being.
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MOYEN-ÂGE — adjective Etymology: French moyen âge Middle Ages Date: 1849 of or relating to medieval times
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MOYEN-ÂGE — |mwäyə|näzh adjective Usage: often capitalized M&A Etymology: French moyen âge middle ages; translation of New Latin Medium Aevum — more …
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MOYEN ÂGE — /mwann ye nahzh"/ , French. See Middle Ages .
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MOYEN-ÂGE — adjective Etymology: French moyen âge Middle Ages Date: 1849 : of or relating to medieval times
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MOYEN-AGE — [moyen-age] adj [F moyen age Middle Ages] (1849): of or relating to medieval times
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