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Liege

Liege

1 6.0
A city in eastern Belgium on the Meuse River that is the country's largest French-speaking city
  • proper noun
  • /liˈeɪʒ/
: Lieja
  • I visited Liege last summer and was amazed by its beautiful architecture.
  • Liege, Belgium
  • University of Liege

Examples

  • It was too bad at the crash in Liege that I hurt my knee and I couldn't go to the Giro.

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  • So I drove down the same day to Liege, had a conversation with the board.

  • I Trust There Is No Chance You Were Followed Here, My Liege?

  • I will not offend my Liege!

  • My Liege Lord.

  • And their tensions with the Walloons, that is the French speakers, you know, Liege and, and Arlo and all those places.

  • The Meuse River flows through Liege, adding to the city's charm.

  • Liege is known for its vibrant cultural scene and lively markets.

Compounds

liege lord
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A powerful noble who gets loyalty and service from knights and farmers

liege subject
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A person who owes loyalty and service to a lord in medieval times

Surface Forms

Liege main

Etymology

The word Liege comes from an old Germanic root leud meaning 'people', so the name originally meant a 'place of the people' and is a simple way to remember that Liege is the lively city on the Meuse River.