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Redfield

[ red-feeld ]

noun

  1. Robert, 1897–1958, American anthropologist.


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Example Sentences

Squinting through the Redfield scope, he found King, still standing there on the Lorraine balcony.

Secretary Redfield undertook to stabilize prices by arbitrarily fixing them.

Redfield was entirely unarmed, but his opponent wore a sword at his side, with pistol and knife hanging from his belt.

Four rowers took their positions; and Captains Kidd and Redfield climbed down the rope ladder, and sat in the stern.

Captain Redfield was to be awarded a generous portion, and his arduous service as guardian of the treasure would terminate.

It also afforded Captain Redfield opportunity to find a wife, whom he brought to Rindout, as he styled his new home.

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