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Isle of Thanet

Isle of Thanet proper noun: an area in northeastern Kent, England, bordering onto the North Sea and English Channel, which was an island at one time. The main towns in Thanet are Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate.

Proper noun

Isle of Thanet

  1. An area in northeastern Kent, England, bordering onto the North Sea and English Channel, which was an island at one time. The main towns in Thanet are Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate.

Questions about Isle of Thanet

What does Isle of Thanet mean?
Isle of Thanet means an area in northeastern Kent, England, bordering onto the North Sea and English Channel, which was an island at one time. The main towns in Thanet are Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate.
What part of speech is Isle of Thanet?
Isle of Thanet is a proper noun.

Words near Isle of Thanet in the dictionary

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  2. Isle of Portland
  3. Isle of Purbeck
  4. Isle of Sheppey
  5. Isle of Skye
  6. Isle of Thanet
  7. Isle of White
  8. Isle of Wight
  9. Isle of Wight County
  10. Isle of Wight disease
  11. Isle of Wighter

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