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dewan

[dih-wahn, -wawn] / dɪˈwɑn, -ˈwɔn /


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

From Time Magazine Archive

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

From Time Magazine Archive

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

From Time Magazine Archive

The dewan reminded his master that he had tried to dissuade him from rashly giving his daughter in marriage to an unknown person, and had foretold that some calamity was sure to follow.

From Santal Folk Tales by A. Campbell

The Raja and the dewan did not like to disappoint their sons so they bought the horses, to the great delight of the boys, who used to ride them every day.

From Folklore of the Santal Parganas by Cecil Henry Bompas




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