bergeret Antonyms
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Meaning of bergeret
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bergeret (n.)
A pastoral song.
bergeret Sentence Examples
- Bergeret, the aloof academic, preferred solitude to social gatherings.
- During the lecture, Professor Bergeret captivated his students with his erudite insights.
- Madame Bergeret's keen observations of her contemporaries made her a formidable gossip.
- The apartment of Bergeret and his wife was a sanctuary of books and intellectual discussion.
- Bergeret's sardonic wit often left unsuspecting victims with a bitter taste in their mouths.
- The world-weary Bergeret had long abandoned any hope for societal improvement.
- Bergeret's acerbic penmanship spared no one, exposing the foibles of both individuals and institutions.
- Despite his reputation for detachment, Bergeret secretly yearned for a life of passion and authenticity.
- In his later years, Bergeret found solace in the writings of Montaigne, whose skepticism resonated deeply with him.
- Bergeret's literary legacy lived on long after his own passing, inspiring generations of intellectuals to question the established order.
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A pastoral song.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Bergeret, the aloof academic, preferred solitude to social gatherings.
During the lecture, Professor Bergeret captivated his students with his erudite insights.
Madame Bergeret's keen observations of her contemporaries made her a formidable gossip.
The apartment of Bergeret and his wife was a sanctuary of books and intellectual discussion.
