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chroniques scandaleuses

US/kɹəˈnik ˌskɑndəˈlɜːz/

chroniques scandaleuses is the plural of chronique scandaleuse.

Meaning of chronique scandaleuse

Noun

chronique scandaleuse (plural chroniques scandaleuses)

  1. A journalistic account of a love affair, crime, or other scandalous event.
    • [M]y antiquarian looked at me with a knowing eye, […] and lowering his voice into a confidential whisper (although not a soul was to be seen within half a mile around), communicated to me a mass of intelligence so much bordering on the nature of a chronique scandaleuse, that I found it necessary to...1815, Lewis Engelbach, Naples and the Campagna Felice. In a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Friend in England, in 1802, London: R[udolph] Ackermann, 101, Strand, →OCLC, page 354

Questions about chroniques scandaleuses

What is chroniques scandaleuses the plural of?
Chroniques scandaleuses is the plural of chronique scandaleuse.
How do you pronounce chroniques scandaleuses?
Chroniques scandaleuses is pronounced /kɹəˈnik ˌskɑndəˈlɜːz/ (US).

Words near chroniques scandaleuses in the dictionary

  1. chroniosuchid
  2. chroniosuchids
  3. chronique
  4. chronique scandaleuse
  5. chroniques
  6. chroniques scandaleuses
  7. chronist
  8. Chronister
  9. Chronisters
  10. chronistic
  11. chronistically

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