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dewan

[dih-wahn, -wawn] / dɪˈwɑn, -ˈwɔn /


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Ironically, it is the dewan sent in from India who leads the battle against "evil outside influences."

From Time Magazine Archive

In came Indian troops, and a dewan or Prime Minister furnished by India.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nehru sent in troops and a dewan, or political officer.

From Time Magazine Archive

Inviting himself and his dewan and his chamberlain to dinner with the Governor and Councillors in the Fort, he was received with imposing honours, and was feasted in the Council Chamber at a magnificent banquet.

From The Story of Madras by Glyn Barlow

At the same time I acquired the friendship and esteem of some of the most considerable persons of his Court, particularly Roy Dullub, the dewan already mentioned, and the famous Meer Jaffier.

From Athelstane Ford by Allen Upward




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