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gaddafi

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Gad⋅da⋅fi

  [guh-dah-fee]
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–noun
Mu⋅am⋅mar (Muhammad), al- or el-,  [moo-ahm-ahr-al, el] , Qadhafi.

Qa⋅dha⋅fi

  [kuh-dah-fee]
–noun
Mu⋅am⋅mar (Muhammad) al- or el-  [moo-ah-mahr, al, el] , born 1942, Libyan army colonel and political leader: chief of state since 1969.
Also, Qad⋅da⋅fi, Gaddafi, Kaddafi, Khadafy.
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Gad·da·fi   (gə-dä'fē)   
See Muammar al- Qaddafi.
Qad·da·fi or Qa·dha·fi or Kha·da·fy   (kə-dä'fē)   
Libyan political leader who seized power in a military coup d'état against the Libyan monarchy (1969) and imposed socialist policies and Islamic orthodoxy on the country.
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