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sous-préfet
sous-préfet n.
Brit. 
/ˈsuːpreɪfeɪ/
, /ˈsuːpreɪfeɪ/U.S. /ˈsuˌpreɪˌfeɪ/
[French sous-préfet] /ˈsuˌpreɪˌfeɪ/Π
1865 L. Booth in S. Pakenham Sixty Miles from Eng. (1967) v. 67 Etiquette expects yearly residents to leave cards on the Sous-Préfet.
1944 H. Nicolson Let. 27 June (1967) 382 They went to the souspréfecture. The sous-préfet..had been secretary to Pucheu.
1974 E. Ambler Dr. Frigo iii. 186 The sous-Préfet assured me of his most distinguished sentiments.
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- impressionablenesses
- impressional
- in a french english mouth
- in a french etc mouth
- in a french mouth
- in a fume
- in a funk
- in a gaze
- in a general way
- in a generality
- in a generalty
- in a gird
- in a glass darkly
- in a glent
- in a glow
- in a god's worship
- in a good etc towardness
- in a good hour
- in a good measure
- in a good skin
- in a good towardness
- in a good way
- in a good way of business
- in a gore of blood
- in a great etc way