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French Union

French Union proper noun: a constitutional-political structure created by France’s Constitution in 1946 to replace the colonial empire with a more integrated, semifederal association of metropolitan France and its overseas territories.

Proper noun

the French Union

  1. (historical) A constitutional-political structure created by France’s Constitution in 1946 to replace the colonial empire with a more integrated, semifederal association of metropolitan France and its overseas territories.

Questions about French Union

What does French Union mean?
French Union means a constitutional-political structure created by France’s Constitution in 1946 to replace the colonial empire with a more integrated, semifederal association of metropolitan France and its overseas territories.
What part of speech is French Union?
French Union is a proper noun.

Words near French Union in the dictionary

  1. French turban
  2. French turbans
  3. French turpentine
  4. French twist
  5. French twists
  6. French Union
  7. French Valley
  8. French valve
  9. French valves
  10. French vermouth
  11. French vermouths

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