Viennese
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- adjective
- /viˈɛniz/
- What an amazing piece of history, and what amazing courage those Viennese people showed.
- Viennese critic
- Viennese painting
- Viennese art
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Watch on YouTubeYou know, Herzl was a a Viennese journalist and published in German.
- You know, Herzl was a a Viennese journalist and published in German.
- And his analyst said, no, There's a Viennese refugee named Gustav von A Schoffenberg who was a forensic psychiatrist in Austria.
- And this are severely strained strains of late Viennese Habsburg waltz states.
Examples
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A few months earlier, a Viennese critic had expressed a similar opinion.
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And he's actually Viennese.
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And you believe this Viennese doctor can help him?
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And was received by the Viennese in Vienna where I was living with open arms.
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The Viennese know good music, don't you think?
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Sweetheart, the Viennese Waltz is over.
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You can see these photos of the adoring Viennese crowds.
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The work, by composer Peter Androsch, takes place in a Viennese psychiatric ward.
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While individual aristocrats did have national affiliations, their most important allegiance lay with the emperor and the Viennese court.
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The Viennese are known for their love of classical music and vibrant cultural festivals.
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Etymology
Viennese comes from the city name Vienna with an ending like -ese, which you see in words such as Chinese or Japanese and that means 'from' or 'relating to' a place. So Viennese is used for people, food, or culture 'from' Vienna.