Fleming
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- proper noun
- /ˈflɛmɪŋ/
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Ian Fleming
- Some of this richness is due, no doubt, to Fleming's skill as an author.
- Ian Fleming
- Fleming's Bond
- Fleming's James
And so that chapter, Find your own, find your personal Goldeneye comes from Ian Fleming, who created the James Bond novel.
- And so that chapter, Find your own, find your personal Goldeneye comes from Ian Fleming, who created the James Bond novel.
- And it turns out that Arthur Norman knew during the war in the Far East a guy called Ian Fleming.
Examples
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Ian Fleming is famous for creating the iconic character James Bond in his thrilling spy novels.
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- Who taught you to drive, Ian Fleming?
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Dr. No by Ian Fleming
Academic text (2010) -
Dr. Gay: Yes, the movies are based on books written by Ian Fleming that started in the 1950s.
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Bond was certainly not the first heroic spy, but Fleming transformed the genre forever.
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I was reading adult novels, especially Fleming's Bond books, by age 11.
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With these words, Ian Fleming introduced one of fiction's most enduring characters:
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Many readers enjoy the adventures of James Bond, which were crafted by Ian Fleming in the mid-20th century.
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The character of James Bond has become a cultural icon thanks to the imagination of writer Ian Fleming.
Synonyms
A British writer best known for creating the James Bond spy stories
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fleming originally meant 'a person from Flanders' and became a family name in English. So Ian Fleming is known by that surname — he is the writer who created James Bond.