Angevine
- noun
- Many Angevines take pride in their local wines.
Examples
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The Angevine is known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes in Anjou.
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The Angevine culture is rich in history and tradition.
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Many Angevines emigrated during the wars of the sixteenth century.
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She traced her ancestry back to an Angevine who settled in England centuries ago.
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The Angevine nobility played a significant role in medieval European politics.
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As an Angevine, she proudly shared stories about her hometown in western France.
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The festival celebrates Angevine culture with traditional music and food from the region.
Synonyms
A person from Anjou in western France
Surface Forms
Etymology
Angevine comes from the French region Anjou, so it means someone 'from Anjou'. A helpful way to remember it is the 'Anjou' in 'Anjou pear' — both names point to the same place, which is why Angevine is used for people from that region.