lebanese

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As a Lebanese person, it's sad to see that this part of our history isn't taught to us.

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Of, from, or pertaining to Lebanon or the Lebanese people.

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adjective

Of, from, or pertaining to Lebanon or the Lebanese people.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for lebanese.

adjective

Of, from, or pertaining to Lebanon or the Lebanese people.

Example sentences

As a Lebanese person, it's sad to see that this part of our history isn't taught to us.

Thar Lebanon has overwhelmed non-thar Lebanese culture in just the last 50 years by way of birth rates.

Add a touch of olive oil and it makes an amazing dip with some Lebanese style pita bread.

When Iran leaked the Iran-hostage story via a Lebanese newspaper, nobody had a conspiracy theory before that.

Such a shame that the Lebanese (with quite a few exceptions, especially among millennials) have given up on intellectual progress.

The Israelis repeatedly engage in massacres of the Palestinian and Lebanese civilians to this day.

I'm sure having a Lebanese entry stamp on my passport will raise plenty of eyebrows going forward.

Beirut is an amazing place and I was deeply touched by its beauty and the kindness of the Lebanese people.

I was recently traveling back to (well, in her case through ) the US from overseas with a Lebanese friend.

Who cares you read sagas or whatever about a Lebanese kidnapping?

But realistically, what would Lebanese banks benefit from purchasing stolen data?

My father, of Lebanese descent, moved from Lebanon in the 50s.

Quote examples

The Lebanese passport, as my numerous Lebanese friends joke about, is usually ranked in the top ten worst worldwide "top 10" comedy lists.

FTA: "The trial judges — an Australian, an Italian, a Jamaican and two Lebanese — are distinguished by the red vests they wear over their gowns, which themselves have red sleeves.

I also personally rate restaurants on the comfort and style of the furnishing, the "ambience", the location, and events, if any (a Lebanese restaurant I like occasionally has a belly dancer).

Proper noun examples

I will lol, and assume you have no Arab friends, specifically Lebanese.

Well, I also had a long-term relationship with a Lebanese-American person.

And if anti-Hezbollah Lebanese, of which I know many, cannot stop them on their own turf to save their own people from sideways bigots (I do not want to get into wholesale, but needless to say all these groups repulse me), USG and friends in Iraq and Syria are utterly fucked.