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Relating to or characteristic of Benin or its people.
‘this bustling port is the lifeblood of the Beninese economy’- ‘I was also able to catch up with Beninese friends who were actively involved in conservation training.’
- ‘This was an opportunity to put names to the faces of those involved, American and Beninese.’
- ‘At the same time, many Beninese artists, now internationally recognized, are being invited to exhibit their work all over the world.’
- ‘Many Beninese cultural traditions are derived from ancient kingdoms.’
- ‘Still not quite sure how I went so long without hearing this album by the Beninese musician.’
- ‘The other songs are in one of several Beninese languages.’
nounBeninese
A native or inhabitant of Benin.
‘this is a very steep price for the average Beninese’‘the Beninese legally import the vehicles from Europe’- ‘The Beninese was the source of a beautiful goal from the former Marseille player Morgan Amalfitano.’
- ‘One file concerning a Beninese was still being examined before the competent courts.’
- ‘Although the traditional religion has its critics, it is still robustly practised among the Beninese.’
- ‘The Beninese recognize about twenty sociocultural groups.’
- ‘Soccer is watched by Beninese everywhere and is played mainly by boys and young men.’
- ‘The Beninese also make a wide range of handmade instruments, from twin drums to small Beninese guitars.’
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