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monsieur

[muhs-yur, muh-syœ] / məsˈyɜr, məˈsyœ /
NOUN
mister
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NOUN
sir
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Antonyms
WEAK


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Monsieur Dumas was French, but Penelope had read the book in English, for it was extremely popular and had been translated into many languages.

From Literature

He was born in Switzerland, and we can only guess how he felt about edelweiss and alpine scenery, but about one thing we can be certain: Monsieur Rousseau had never met Admiral Faucet.

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For example, Monsieur Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that people were basically generous and kind, and that disagreeable behavior was caused by a poor upbringing and the corrupting influence of civilization.

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“Oui, monsieur Un peu,” I answered, telling him that I spoke French a little bit.

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One coveted offering is a suite above the Christian Dior flagship store in Paris that can be rented, and includes an after-hours shopping excursion and a private dinner at Monsieur Dior restaurant.

From The Wall Street Journal