Monegasque
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- noun
- /ˌmɒnɪˈɡæsk/
- Hollywood royalty joins Monegasque royalty... the century's biggest wedding in the world's smallest state.
Examples
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Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome your host for this evening, the President of the Monegasque Red Cross, Her Serene Highness, Princess Grace of Monaco.
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Well, they're Monegasque and they're American.
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I'm going to be Monegasque!
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Stroll its charming narrow cobbled streets, stopping at a café for the Monegasque.
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Giraudi did not manage to get his application for Monegasque citizenship pushed through while Prince Rainier was on his deathbed, so now he was pestering the Prince for nationality.
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Many Monegasque enjoy their leisurely lifestyle in the beautiful coastal town.
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As a Monegasque, she takes immense pride in her heritage and local traditions.
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The festival celebrated Monegasque culture with music, dance, and delicious traditional food.
Synonyms
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A person who was born in or lives in Monaco
Surface Forms
Etymology
Monegasque comes from the place name Monaco, via French Monégasque, and originally meant someone 'from Monaco'. So a Monegasque today is a person who lives in or comes from Monaco.