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brevet

[bruh-vet, brev-it] / brəˈvɛt, ˈbrɛv ɪt /


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The party made camp the first night in Frederick, Md., where a brevet lieutenant colonel joined the group as a last-minute observer for the Tank Corps.

From Washington Post

Existing rules require hairdressers to hold a brevet professionnel, or professional qualification, before opening a salon.

From Economist

After the war’s end, Otis was brevetted with the rank of lieutenant colonel by his commander Rutherford B. Hayes, who commended Otis for his “gallantry and meritorious services.”

From Salon

He was breveted Major by President Polk “for gallant and meritorious conduct at Chereubusco” and a little later was made Lieutenant Colonel “for gallant and conspicuous bravery at Chapaultepec.”

From Project Gutenberg

He distinguished himself in the Mexican War, being breveted captain and major for bravery at Contreras and Churubusco and at Chapultepec respectively.

From Project Gutenberg