famille de robe
/faˌmiː də ˈrɒb/historical
noun
In pre-revolutionary France: a family founded by a lawyer or one having a legal tradition; a legal family.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Review. From French famille de robe from famille family + de + robe.
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- non-game
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- non-gender-specific
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- non-happening
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- non-Hermitian
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- non-hierarchic