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Tur⋅ge⋅nev

[tur-gen-yuhf, -geyn-; Russ. toor-gye-nyif]
–noun
I⋅van Ser⋅ge⋅e⋅vich [ee-vahn syir-gye-yi-vyich] , 1818–83, Russian novelist.
Also, Tur⋅ge⋅niev.
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Tur·ge·nev   (tŏŏr-gān'yəf, -gěn'-, tōōr-gyě'nyĭf)   
Russian writer whose works include the collection of stories A Sportsman's Sketches (1852), plays, such as A Month in the Country (1850), and novels, most notably Fathers and Sons (1862).
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